A plain wood shaft with three pairs of sharp barbs below the lance-olate leaf-shaped metal point.

The shaft is carved with dark vertically linear designs on a natural background above the cane joints. The base of the shaft, near the pointed end, is wrapped with fibre. The point is ornately carved with many barbs. The design is emphasized with red and white pigment.

The shaft is carved with dark vertically linear designs on a natural background above the cane joints. The base of the shaft, near the pointed end, has fragments of a woven sleeve. The point is dark wood elaborately carved and multi-barbed. There is a sleeve of bird skin and feathers wrapped around the middle of the point dividing the elaborately carved portion of the point from the multi-barbed tip.

Seven teeth of varying length radiating from a plain rectangular handle bound with fibre that has a hole in the middle.

Thirteen long teeth are fitted tightly, and woven together with fibre at half-way point. Triangular handle is decorated with a broad black stripe on one side and is entirely black on the other side.

Nineteen teeth are woven tightly together with fibre at one end to join the handle in an hour-glass-like shape. Handle is decorated with geometric designs of yellow and black fibres. The upper portion of the handle has a design that consists of a pair vertical of double-outlined diamond shapes. The lower portion of the handle has a design that consists of four vertical diamond shapes bordered by zig zags at either side.

A pearl-like shell in the shape of a hook that appears to represent a fish painted with black lines and dots. Some fibre is wrapped around one end.

One flat end, one rounded end. Insect holes.

Flat on one end, pointed on the other. Slightly curved. One notch.

Double sided, cream coloured stone figure consisting of the head facing forward wearing a headdress, the hands on its stomach and the feet together. The garment worn is decorated with a triangular panel of geometric design. There is a dark red pigment in the incisions on the figure. The same image is represented on both sides.