Long narrow stick, rounded ends.

Long dagger (a) and sheath (b). Curved ivory handle carved in abstracted shapes with floral motifs; attached to blade with decorative rosette. Blade in form of "naga" sacred snake. Wood sheath is carved and polished; steel blade has been forged and welded.

A small paddle that has a cylindrical black handle and a flat brown blade that flares outward with cut corners. The handle is secured to the paddle with string.

Hollow, tube-like wooden whistle; carved in the shape of a fish head, painted blue and red.

Scales with weight and case. A wood violin-shaped case (part a) which pivots on a metal rivet and has a woven bark (?) band near the end of the handle. An ivory beam (part d) with black markings and red tassels on black thread, attached to which, there is a shallow metal scaling dish (part b). Decoratively bell-like-shaped brass weight (part c) has black thread strung through it.

Pair of clappers; both clappers are identical with two flat paddle shape pieces joined together by string. Hollow inside.

Wood carved headdress in form of an eagle's head with the tip of the beak carved out. Painted are a yellow beak with a red mouth and nostril. The eyes are inlaid with circular mirrors and surrounded by a piece of circular, scalloped edged metal. Around the eyes is red, the face is green with red and yellow feather detailing. Nailed to the black brow is a finely beaded cloth. The inside has a piece of wood for support; nailed to the wood is a piece of leather. The right outside edge has remnants of a cotton cloth.

From the collector’s notes: used with the duck carving A7861 in a dance.

Painted bird headdress, with a protruding beak at front centre. The mask is natural wood with features and designs painted on. The beak, forehead and area surrounding the eyes is green; the eyebrows are black; cheeks, eyelids and mouth are orange. Silver is used to detail the eyes, nostrils, checks and forehead. Red designs including half circles are on either side of the headdress. Above the face is a row of carved feathers decorated with orange and green triangles and silver circles. Baleen is attached to the back of the mask and is visible above the headdress. A brown textile, and red and printed strands, are attached to the back, creating a head cover. (Similar to A7859).

Triangular wooden rattle with a cylindrical handle. Sides are covered with strips of cedar bark and bound with a black lace.