Large root figure with a cylindrical shaped body that curves outwards. The body narrows slightly then expands in an oval shape that is detailed as a head. Incised on either side are fish heads that are positioned to appear as the eyes of the figure. There is an engraved line that outlines the figures head and its mouth. There is a protruding section of the root that appears as a nose. In the body is an incised body of a fish. There are remnants of black pigment on the surface.

Incised trade brass head with wooden shaft that has brass studs on the handle. Attached at the bottom of the handle, there is a flat triangular cloth with a beadwork design of yellow and black arrow-like-shapes on a light blue background and having a twisted coil cloth fringe. There is also a string of coiled yellow, black, and light blue beads in a pattern of alternating rectangles.

A long hollow cylindrical wood stick piece with a metal ax-like-shaped piece at one end which has an open hollow cylindrical part.

Hollow cylindrical bone piece, curving perpendicularly at one end to a flattened tapered edge.

Hollow cylindrical tapering bone piece, flattened along one side where it is also cut diagonally at the smaller end which has a serrated working edge along the rounded end. Perforation at handle end.

A hollow red pipe with a T-shape (part a), of which one end is shorter and closed and the other end is a long, open, and rectangular. Part b is a hollow wooden stick.

Long, horizontal pipe with a t-shaped bowl carved from red stone and a stem covered with turquoise, red and yellow bands of beading.

Dark brown figure head with incised, vertical lines for hair, recessed eyes and mouth, a protruding nose and a wide, oval shaped, neck. The head sits on an oval shaped base with incised triangles.

Red-brown handle that is oval in cross section. Flat ridged 'blade' with eleven pairs of shark teeth along both edges. Sharks teeth attached with fibre.

A hollow red pipe bowl with a short T-shape that tapers to a rounded end on one side.