A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the base, near the pointed end. The long dark wood point has a double-barbed tip.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the base, near the pointed end. The long dark wood point has a multi-barbed tip.

The shaft is carved with dark vertically linear designs on a natural background above six cane joints. The point is plain dark wood.

The shaft is carved with dark vertically linear designs on a natural background above five of the six cane joints. The point is plain dark wood.

A plain shaft. The end of the shaft is notched. The long point is dark and covered with a smooth material.

The plain shaft is bound at the base with red and natural cane fibre. The shaft has dark geometric markings of horizontal lines above the first cane joint from the end and vertical lines above the middle joint. The end is notched. The arrow point is multi-barbed with carved splinters of bone which are attached by cane fibre wrapping to the point.

The plain cane shaft is stained a dark red-brown. The end and the base of the shaft are wrapped with cane fibre, and the base of the point is wrapped with string. The arrow is uncarved, undecorated, and it has a single barb.

Brown wood model canoe (part a) carved with geometric zig zag designs on both prows and edges. One light brown wood outrigger is attached with two arrow-shaped brown wood pieces that have long handles. One smaller arrow-shaped brown wood piece that has a shorter handle is tied to a light brown wood seat near one end. There is one brown wood paddle with a condensed lance-olate leaf-shaped blade (part b).

Cylindrical wooden club tapering to a sharp point at bottom end. Head of the club is made from a spherical black stone pieced through the centre by the club's shaft; small, white shells are inlaid in the stone around the points of contact with the shaft.

Dark brown wooden club that tapers to a point. The club's head is made from a spherical stone pieced through the centre by the shaft. A small amount of pitch remains on the interior of the stone.