Nineteen red and brown woven, horse hair baskets; eight cups and saucers, three vases with lids, five vases without lids, two plates and one basket with a handle. All are strung together.

Metal thimble; mostly solid rounded end, with tiny circular indents; sides are a delicate, looped filigree design.

Three different small, stone points, parts a-c. Part a: triangular shaped, projectile point made of white stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides along with corner notches on the bottom edge and a rectangular shaped stem. The tip is missing. Part b: triangular shaped, biface point made of grey stone. Point has flake scarring on either side. Part c: projectile point made of orange stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides along with corner notches and a contracting haft stem. The tip is missing.

Round ornaments made of bent shell; tapered ends, bent to form circles.

A large fragment of carving from the shell of a giant clam (Tridacna gigas). Geometric designs and human figures arranged in rows.

A cylindrical white piece, which tapers at one end.

Four short teeth. Circular top end with an open work leaf decoration.

A handle which tapers to a straight edge. The main design along the handle is woven with a brown chevron pattern on a red-brown background in between radial bands of dark brown wood along the lower portion and with natural-coloured zig zag pattern on a dark brown background along the upper portion. Twenty-seven long teeth fan outward radially. The teeth are secured by a natural-coloured weave between each tooth.

Two fragments of a vessel. The first fragment (part a) shows rim and handle. The handle has an animal-like head on the top. The rim has two bosses and there are parts of the incised decoration remaining. The second fragment (part b) is a piece from the side of the first (part a).

Seated woman with tattoed arms and wearing a headdress. There is a coiled serpent at her feet which stretches up to her chest.