Spear thrower with wood handle and point. Shell at base of handle and red and black seeds inside shell, along with point, are all secured by pitch.

Large pointed knob at one end; long narrow handle.

Handle has 2 1/2 inches of roughly-carved notches, the rest is plain. Both ends are pointed.

Two poles joined with cloth and pitch and with seeds set in pitch. Plain except for the red seeds set in the black pitch which joins the sticks.

The chipped stone is secured to a piece of reddish wood by a thick band of brown resin. One edge of the stone is blackened.

The blade is gray stone and the handle is rounded, black resin.

The oval-shaped disc has a black geometric design made with three parallel lines on the front side. There are three holes at the top of the disc.

Wooden club made from a branch; cap-like knob on the bottom with a straight shaft leading to a curved end with spur. The underside of the curve has a rectangular section roughly carved, with traces of white paint; carved with tooth borders.

A section of a branch roughly cut at both ends; no decoration

A thin spiral groove begins at the bulbous end and runs the length of the plain handle.