Varnished gourd used as a lime holder. The narrow end of the gourd is pierced in order for the licking stick to be inserted. The gourd is decorated with geometrical motives burned into the wood. In holders like this one lime (calciumoxide) is kept, which is used as an additive for chewing betelnuts. The lime is taken out of the holder using a licking stick.

Licking stick made of wood. The stick is decorated with a carved out male figure at the top. The stick is varnished. Licking sticks are used for mixing lime with betelnuts preparatory to chewing the nut. The lime is kept in a lime container.

Axe

Hourglass shaped rum (tifa) made from dark colored wood.

Spear, probably made for ceremonial purposes. In the middle of the shaft the spear widens in a paddle-like shape with repetitive ajour-cut motives. The motives are mirrored along the axis of the spear. Part of the paddle-shaped decoration is missing. The blad of the spear has a point with one barb. It is likely that the blade had a second - similarly shaped - but this part is missing.

Long paddle made for rowing in a standing position. The paddle's grip is unadorned as is the slightly concave side of the blade. The convex side of the blade is engraved with Mimikan motives in relief.

Carving made of light-coloured wood representing the stylized figure of a man. On the outside of both arms and legs half-moon shaped engravings can be found (filled with red pigmentation). Genitals, facial features and navel of the figurine are represented in a pronounced fashion. The figurine seems to be wearing a hat.

Adze head made of black stone ending in a flat plane.

Adze head made of black stone (the cutting plane is damaged).

Axe head made of stone coloured dark brown to green.