spear with carved-out barbs at the point. The middle of the shaft is carved out in the shape of a paddle, partly ajour-cut. At various places along the spear traces of lime are visible. The end of the spear is decorated with knitted tree bark rope, probably as a grip for throwing. At the tip of the spear two small shells are attached with a resinous substance.

set of six arrows, made of bamboo. One of the arrows has a bamboo head, the others are made of wood. Two arrows are harpoon-shaped, the others are bearded. The shafts of the arrows are engraved.

Penis gourd. At the end of the gourd a pompom is attached, probably made of cuscus fur.

Carrying net with strap, knotted from bark fibre. The net is painted red in places. Made to be worn on the back.

Neck ornament made of red and white pips, strung in a regular pattern on a chord made of bark fibre. Occasionally tufts of fur (probably cuscus fur) are attached, as well as a beak (probably a wreathed hornbill).

Red pottery deep dish, all around decorated with pointed projections.

Hourglass-shaped drum of reddish brown wood with carved geometric motifs and painted with black and white pigments. The middle is untreated. The skin is made of monitor lizardskin

Hourglass shaped wooden drum, painted black. The handle is in the shape of a man, arms and legs clutching the drum. The head is missing. The limbs are decorated with engraved patterns. The donor put on a new piece of chamois leather and attached strings of plaited raffia at several places. Currently the drum is painted black, this too was done by the donor.

Skirt worn by women. Four layers of casuaris feathers, attached to a plaited string of bark fibre.

Carrying net made of loosely plaited bark fibre, decorated with horizontal bands of yellow fibre (probably orchid) and red wool.