The brown leaf fringe is woven into the braided plant fibre. The ends are untied.

Small white-brown snail-like shells with a few larger ones, strung on thread.

Knife with sixteen shark teeth total, eight on each side attached to wood by fibre. Cord loop on handle. Split down middle of knife on one side.

Curved bone, wide at one end and narrowing to a pointed tip at the other.

Fork with wooden handle; three prongs attached to handle with leaf and fibre.

Wooden handle, four stingray spine prongs attached with leaf and fibre at centre. Possibly a spear tip.

Plain, one side rounded, the other hollow. Sharply bevelled cutting edge

Irregular shaped stone, thicker at one end. Brown stains overall. Sticker on the bottom.

An oval wood bowl with nine legs around the edge and one tab. A pair of holes have been made on opposite sides of the bowl to each other, with one pair further apart from each other than the other pair.

Rectangular print block for siapo (tapa cloth) patterns. Wooden board carved with alternating geometric designs and stylized floral pattern; arranged in two rows of six rectangular patterns.