Arrow used for hunting.

Arrow (center of row) made from tought reed with a decorated shaft. Several barbs haven been cut into the head. Used by men when hunting for small game.

Arrow (first from left), made from arrow reed with carved in snake motif and seven bands all round. The head is square shaped, with barbs cut out at each of the corners that run along the entire lenght of the head.

Bow made from made from wood of the Nibungpalm with a string of split rattan. Used by men for hunting and war.

Axe with black stone head. This type of axe was used by men, for felling and cutting trees.

Windinstrument made from bamboo (fu). The horn is decorated all round with woodcarving. Recognizeable are heads,  also described as feet, of the kalong (flying dog). At both ends of the horn motifs have been cut out representing bipanew. The horn appears to be in unused condition, and could be destined for sale.

Decorated gourd with licking stick. Used for storing lime.

A wooden staff decorated with a carved out human figure. possibly an ancestor. The staff resembles a dancing staff. These were carried by men during the initiation rites of young men, for their admittance into the men house. The staff seems to have been made for sale to tourists fe for use as a walking cane.