Limb from tree with two alternate branches which are bent and lashed together to form an oval. The net is lashed to the frame by vegetable fibres. Plain branch handle with bark still attached.

Plain tapered, brown wood shaft with a blunt slightly barbed point. The barbed point has two pairs of barbs in a geometric split u-shape with another one above that is part of the point tip.

Fibres twisted into a rope at both ends with a loop at one end of one side of the sling and a knot at the other. In between the roped ends, the sling part is woven.

Two bamboo grass pieces, of which the larger has a notched hand grip and pointed end and the smaller one has rounded ends with notching on the sides of one end. Tied together with string.

Plain brown shell cut in half. Shell is relatively rounded with three equally spaced vertical ridges and a slight point at the end.

Long wood piece that has a digging end which is flat spatula-like with a tapering narrow handle with a flat rectangular finial.

Plain, tapering, brown wood shaft with a barbed point. The point is carved with an elongated barb with four triangular barbs below. At the base of the point, there is a large tuft of rather thin red, yellow, grey, and white feathers attached with string.

Dark, black-brown wooden club with a long, cylindrical handle and head covered with protruding knobs. The handle is decorated with rows of zigzag patterns and the head is formed from the stubs of the roots.

The shaft is carved with a dark vertically linear design on a natural background above seven cane joints. The point is of dark wood and has a carved barb on the end. The tip of the point is wrapped with a thin strip of cane. The end of the shaft is notched and wrapped with a thin strip of cane.

A brown wood piece that has a flat oblance-olate shape with a knob on the end of the handle.