A long cylindrical wood club which tapers downward toward the middle. Bands of braid and cord are twisted around the club. The end is weighted with lead. Flat v-shaped knob at the end of the handle.

Sword-shaped wood club with three high ridges at the junction of the club and the handle. The sword-shaped section has an arrow point-like shape with a ridge along the middle of each side and cross-sectionally across the mid-point. Horizontal geometric zigzag bands decorate the club with one band near the three high ridges, one band near the middle of the blade-like section and two bands near the top.

Rounded plain wood handle. The shaft and the head are lozenge- shaped in cross section. The head and shaft are decorated with zigzag and tooth patterns in rows. The top is flat. There is a flat triangular feature with a hole at the centre on the handle end.

Straight cylindrical wood handle with a flattened "blade" that has a long row of fourteen teeth and a hook at the end. Bands of geometric designs are emphasized with white pigment.

Round wood handle on lozenge-shaped club composed of twenty sharp ridges of like shape and a point at the top. The bottom of the handle has a flat triangular feature.

Carved wooden club with a sword-like head and a plain, straight handle. The head has a horizontal rib and toothed edges.

Carved wooden club with a narrow handle flaring to a paddle-like head; head has a raised ridge along the centre line on both sides.

Paddle-shaped wooden club with two notches on either side of the top of the blade and a horizontal toothed ridge across the blade. Long, straight handle with a slightly flared end.

Round handle has geometric patterns composed of squares and triangles. The blade has a hook at the end. Designs emphasized with white clay.

Double bentwood box. The box has two square-shaped pieces on each end that are connected by a narrow passage in the centre. The corners are bent into shape. The last corner and bottom are pegged and sewn.