Fish hook composed of a u-shaped piece of hardwood with a ground bone point lashed with rope at an acute angle to the shorter arm. The longer arm has a circumferential groove with a rope leader attached.

D-adze handle or haft. Angularly carved head and snout (with protruding tongue) of a zoomorphic figure on handle butt. Lower handle arm has hole drilled through for hafting blade.

Narrow, dark, coarse stone blade that is wedge-shaped. Grooved along the top face toward the butt end to hold the hafting securely. Was originally lashed with hide strips (now wired) to a carved wood hafting platform with an acutely-angled branch providing a handle. Hide strips are looped and attached around the handle.

Plain, straight wooden flute with six rectangular finger holes on the top surface--which is flattened--and one hole underneath. The mouthpiece has a vibrating reed.

Wooden container with a cylindrical shaped handle, a triangular flat back with a large cone protrusion. The container is covered in black dyed leather and studded with nails. There is a hole at the end of the handle. The bottom edge of the base has holes with remnants of fibre twine still attached.

Humanoid mask in the process of being carved out of a tree trunk. Mask is in the centre of a large cut into the side of a section of tree trunk, has two recessed eyes, a long protruding nose, and mouth curved into a smirk-like arrangement. A series of deep, horizontal channels are carved into the forehead and cheeks.

Blue stone figure, triangular in shape with slightly rounded sides. The figure is decorated with horizontally incised lines with one vertical line running to the point. These lines create a face, body and two legs. Back is slightly rounded and has no detailing.

Small, green stone figure with incised features; in a crouching position with knees bent and hands around its chest. Cuboid in shape.

A loom (part a-c) with an unfinished woven textile consisting of pink, green, yellow, orange and blue stripes of geometric patterns on a purple ground. The textile is attached at the top and bottom to cylindrical shaped wooden sticks (part a). Intertwine in the multi-coloured warp is a cylindrical shaped heddle covered in purple twine; two cylindrical wooden tools and two flat, rectangular battens with triangular, pointed ends (parts b and c).

Plain cylindrical wood shaft (part a). The metal point (part b) has five barbs, alternating on each side. The two pieces (parts a and b) are attached to each other with rope.