Necklace made of two pig tusks strung on a chord of tree bark fibre. Black and white beads (made of pips and stalks) are strung on the chord.

Plaited rattan ring, worn as decoration around a penis gourd

nose ornament made of polished bone, partly ajour-cut.

Nose ornament, partly ajour-cut

Plain dagger made of bone, probably casuaris bone.

Carving made of bamboo with an unknown representation. Top and bottom have carved out extensions possibly representing the claws of a praying mantis.

Wood carving made of light-coloured wood, representing a human figurine with a staff clenched between the hands. The figurine is stylized and is wearing a hat.

Axe made of dark-coloured wood, the axe head is of a black stone.

Headhunting case made of light-coloured wood, decorated with carved designs. The case can be worn around the neck with the attached chord. The ridges of the engraving are polished or worn smooth, the edgings are coloured red (pigment). The case shows traces of white pigment.

Dagger and bludgeon made of crocodile (lower) jaw. The front part of the jaw with teeth is wound with a stiffly knotted tree bark fibre. Attached to the plaiting are tubular beads with tufts of casuarisfeathers, all bound with bark fibre chord. The jaw is worn over the shoulder by a rattan chord. Ritual weapons of this kind were worn by men during feasts celebrating headhunting and the initiation of boys. They were beneath the arm or stuck in plaited bracelet on the upper arm.