Sleeping mat (tika), probably plaited from strips of leaves, sand-coloured and brown. The different tints of strips are plaited in different geometrical patterns.

Penis gourd made from a gourd grown in a loop. At the end casuaris feathers and a tuft of fur are attached. Made in 1955.

Fetish bag knit from tree bark fibre. On the outside small pieces of (blackened) bone are attached. Purchased in 1955.

Head ornament, a beaded band, extending on both sides into four strings of beads. The beads are blue, green, red, and white, and strung to chords of tree bark fibre in a repeating diamond pattern. The ornament is laced around the head. The lace may have a military origin.

Skirt used by women. The skirt is made from grass attached to a chord from tree bark fibre. The skirt is decorated with wavy black panted bands.

Container made from a plain gourd, probably used for storing and fermenting arak.

Wooden beaker for pourring palmwine from a big bamboo tube into a small bamboo tube. On the one side is a blunt extension carved out, on the other a handle. The handle is engraved and pointed.

Breast ornament made of two plaited bands of leather that are worn crosswise. Small white beads in a repeating diamond pattern are stitched across the bands.

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.