Kanaga mask. Wooden ceremonial mask that takes the form of a large head attached to a body made of crossed wooden slats. The body forms a double cross. The long, two-toned face has holes cut through the wood for eyes and ears. There is a conical protrusion at the forehead, which sits atop a blade-shaped nose, leading into a prow-shaped jaw with no mouth. Two points hang down on either side of the jaw. Several small holes are bored into the edges of the face. The neck is made of three small columns of wood and is attached to the body by adhesive and thin skin straps with remnants of white fur. The body is made of several slats of wood, one vertically placed, crossed by two horizontal with small vertical slats at both ends, marked to represent digits. The slats are tied to each other by skin and/or fibre straps. The body is also two-toned in colour.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The top half of the page contains a scene involving a multicoloured river and a helicopter. There are seven human figures along the upper bank of the river, and there is one human figure floating in the water. The helicopter contains a single pilot. The bottom half of the page contains a scene involving a massive multicoloured building and a small truck transporting people. There is a small human figure wearing a brimmed hat standing in the doorway of the building. The name "Juan Ayala" has been written in large, ink letters between these two scenes.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The composition is divided by an undulating diagonal band with blue borders that runs from the upper right of the page to the lower left of the page. This band likely represents a river. To the right of the river, the word "Honduras" has been written in pencil, and a narrow blue path has been drawn from the river to the right edge of the page. This path contains seven human figures. To the left of the river, the words "El Salvador" have been written in pencil and another path has been drawn. The path on the left side does not continue to the edge of the page, and it contains four human figures. There are four additional figures on the left side of the river, and one of them is wearing a yellow object on its head. There is also a black and pink helicopter and a pink object that resembles the letter 'c'.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The top left of the composition contains a pink truck with a single driver and the word "carro". A human figure dressed in orange with a round object on its head has been drawn to the right of the truck, and the words "lamu gere" have been written next to this orange figure. Below the orange figure, in the middle of the composition, is a scene involving nine standing human figures drawn in pencil looking at a single human figure that is lying on the ground. The figure on the ground has been coloured black, and the words "ri ño delepa" have been written below the scene. The right side of the page contains a large human figure coloured green and brown, holding an oblong object. The word "soladado" has been written beside this figure. The bottom of the composition contains a green house flanked by a green tree on either side. There are two human figures in the house, as well as a human figure beside the tree to the left of the house. The word "casa" has been written next to the house and the words "si potiño" have been written next to the figure by the tree.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The drawing is contained within the top third of the page and is based around an undulating blue and purple diagonal band that runs from the upper right to the lower left. This band likely represents a river. Seven human figures can be seen floating in the river. The left side of the river contains several human figures, a green and black helicopter(?), and what appears to be a falling bomb. The left side also contains the words "rio lempa", "Saldador", and "libra". The right side of the river contains two objects that likely represent planes or helicopters, as well as the word "Honduras". The reverse contains an inscription in blue ink that reads "R/E/ Para Isabel".

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The upper left of the composition contains a large red-pink truck, with three black wheels, carrying pineapples and people. Two human figures have been drawn in pencil to the left of this truck. Two buildings have been drawn below the truck, and one of the buildings contains an incomplete human face and a single pineapple. The right side of the composition contains a helicopter and what appears to be a falling bomb.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The composition shows numerous human heads along the edge of a diagonal band in the upper left of the page. This diagonal band likely represents a river. Two fish and several human figures can be seen in the river. Extending to the right from the river is a narrow band with numerous human heads along the edge. Five houses have also been drawn just off from this narrow band, on the right said of the page. Below this narrow band is a helicopter that appears to be shooting at several human figures below. There are two buildings on the left side of the drawing and four on the right side. A large human figure and two smaller human figures have been drawn on the bottom left side of the page. The top of the page carries an inscription that reads "Martes 18 de octubre de 1983" and the word "viba" has been written in the bottom left corner.

Children's drawing on cardboard. This drawing is based on the activities of a village and it depicts a school, a church, a soccer field, a tanker distributing fresh water, people swimming in a lake, and domestic scenes. A small green house stands at the middle of the composition, and a family consisting of a mother, a father, and a young boy are standing on the porch of this green house. The top of the composition contains rolling green hills with the sun peeking out over one of the hills in the upper left corner. On the reverse, a sheet of lined paper measuring 22 cm x 16 cm has been taped in two corners to the back of the cardboard. This sheet describes the drawing in Spanish. The artist's name has been written on the back as well, on the cardboard itself.

Children's drawing on cardboard. The composition is divided into vignettes. The middle of the drawing contains the head and shoulders of a young man wearing a green shirt. A dialogue bubble containing numerous Spanish words has been drawn above the figure's head, and two small drawings of hands holding envelopes (one addressed to Mexico and one addressed to El Salvador) have been drawn below this figure. The left side of the composition contains two scenes. One of these scenes depicts four children in orange tops and navy blue pants playing a sport on a grey playing field, and the other scene depicts eight children sitting in a classroom facing a female teacher. The right side of the composition contains three scenes. The scene at the top shows a male figure reading a book at a desk. The second scene involves a male figure reading a newspaper. The third scene, in the lower right-hand corner of the drawing, consists of a male figure wearing a red top watching television. On the reverse, a sheet of lined paper measuring 22 cm x 16 cm has been taped in two corners to the back of the cardboard. This sheet describes the drawing in Spanish. The artist's name has been written on the back as well, on the cardboard itself.

Children's drawing on discoloured beige paper. The drawing depicts a village scene consisting of five houses, eleven trees, corn plants, a farmer and many human figures. A path leading up to the village from the bottom right corner of the page contains eight soldier figures that have been coloured green and are carrying guns. At the top of the composition, a plane drawn in pencil and a green helicopter fire at the village below.