Hourglass-shaped drum (tifa) made of dark-coloured wood. The skin, made of iguana leather, is attached using rattan. The top of the drum is painted green, the bottom is decorated with painted geometrical motives in green, brown and white.

shield made of light-coloured wood, painted with surprisingly regular geometrical motives, mirrored along the vertical mid-axis. Along the long edges of the shield tufts of tree bark fibre are attached. On the back of the shield a handle is carved out. Shield and handle are made of one single piece of wood.

Carvings shaped like a bird, with engraved geometrical and other patterns. the carvings are coloured using white, black, and red pigments.

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.

Head ornament made from bark-fibre cord, decorated by painting horizontal bands in different colours. At the bottom a tooth is attached. Problably this ornament is carrying net that was not finished.

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).

Skirt as worn by women. The skirt is made of red grass, attached to a cord of plaited bark fibre. Horizontal, black strips act as decoration.

Bamboo container used to carry arrows. The bamboo has been decorated by engraved geometrical patterns. A stylized human or animal figure is recognizable. The cylinder contains fourteen arrow heads made of veins from leaves.