Double necklace made from coix seeds with a sea shell pendant. Worn by women.

Nose ornament (bipanew) cut from a sea shell. This ornament made from two parts is tied together with bark fibre cord and a resin like substance. The shape of the ornament is a headhunting symbol. Men wear this in a hole throught the nasal septum.

Band

Necklace possibly an amulet made from the shoulderblade from a pig.

Armbands worn by men and women as an ornament around the arm (7) and/ or leg (1). Made from light and dark colored strips of plant materiel.

Armband for the lower arm. Ment for protection from the string when using a bow and arrow.

Possibly a female ancestor carved from wood. Statues like these were kept in the man's house.

Possibly an abstract representaion of a male figure. The penis below should confirmt his. Could be a spirit statue of an ancestor. Traditionaly these statues of important men of the village were stuck in the ground in front of the house used in the initiation rite of young men.

Representation of two people standing on top of each other, probably ancestors carved from soft wood. The hands of the top figure end in a hornbill (a headhunting symbol).

Six arrows with different arrow heads. Examples of carrow heads with carved in black figures and spiral motifs in an ajour pattern.