A large axe with black stone head. The larg head provides extra weight when cutting.

A beaker shaped drum (tifa), made from wood. Decorated with spiral motifs and concentric circles.

Panel cut after a traditional war shield. The panel is decorated with eight horizontaly mirrored curl motifs representing kuskus tails cut in relief. On each side of the shield four rhinoceros bird heads are depicted (an important headhunting symbol). The underside of the shield is decorated with two cut out birds'heads, possibly depicting the black king cockatoo.

Windinstrument made fro bamboo (fu), decorated with woodcarving. The horn is decorated all round with a complicated pattern of S- and curl shaped motifs cut in relief. The middle of the horn has a wide band without decorations.

A wooden dish, with a head shae carved out at one end. The other end is tapered into a point. Probably used to mix paint for the decoration of woodcarvings.

A wooden dish on a pedestal with decorated ends and a carved and colored decoration along both ends.

An oval shaped wooden dish. Used as a collectively used food dish.

Windinstrument (fu) made from bamboo. The horn has been decorated along it's entire length with a relief of round and curled shapes. One motif depicts a paw of the fruit bat (kalong).

Grey stone shape with four points with a hole in the centre. A handle could be fitted inside the hole, so it could be used as a mace. Found at the estuary of the Fajit river in 1956.

Shield made from mangrovetree wood. At the top made out of the same piece of wood as the shield, a figure of a sitting human.