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Small spoon with single tine that curves slightly along its length inwards from tip to tail. The bowl is leaf-shaped. The neck region is embellished with a row of 10 circle and dot designs and a cross-hatched (brick) design at the back. These designs are carved into the surface and blackened.

Small spoon with single tine with a point at the tail. The bowl is leaf-shaped. The neck region is embellished with a row of 6 concentric circles with central dots along the front and a cross-hatched design at the back with five inward facing triangles along one edge. These designs are carved into the surface and blackened.

Small spoon with single tine with a point at the tail. The bowl is leaf-shaped. The neck region is embellished with a row of 7 concentric circles with central dots along the front and a cross-hatched design at the back with five inward facing triangles along one edge. These designs are carved into the surface and blackened.

Small scoop in one continuous tine that curves slightly along its length inwards from tip to tail. The ]shaft is embellished along its lower half with three linear squared and an X at the end linear designs and one concentric circle along the front and a cross-hatched design at the back. These designs are carved into the surface and blackened.

Spoon with two bowls at either end joined by a neck with a slightly wider section in the centre with two open slits in it and serrated edges. The neck region is embellished with diamond and cross-hatched designs that are carved into the surface and blackened.

Small spoon with single tine. The bowl is an elongated leaf-shape which pinches in the centre and then flares out slightly to narrow again into a pointed tail. The central front region is decorated with one circle and dot with two parallel vertical lines emerging front an back. The central back region is covered by a cross-hatched design with two pairs of inward pointing triangles above and below. These designs are carved into the surface and blackened.

Small spoon with single tine that curves slightly along its length inwards from tip to tail. The bowl is leaf-shaped pinched in the middle into two distinct lobes. The neck region is embellished with linear designs and one concentric circle with dot in the front and a cross-hatched design with two triangles, tips touching at the back. These designs are carved into the surface and blackened.

Small spoon with single tine that curves slightly along its length inwards from tip to tail. The bowl is leaf-shaped. The central region of the shaft has four short horizontal projecting arms between which the shaft widens to accommodate a hollow ovoid shape. Below the bottom set of arms the shaft widens and then narrows into a truncated upward pointing V-shape.

Small spoon with single tine with pointed tail. The bowl is leaf-shaped. The neck region is embellished with two lines of circle and dot designs one running up the left hand side (8) and the other the right hand side (5) along the front and a cross-hatched design of 5 inward pointing triangles with four reciprocal blank inward pointing triangles at the back. These designs are carved into the surface and blackened.

Small dark spoon with single tine with pointed tail. The bowl is leaf-shaped and bends forward. Along the length of the shaft are four holes two above and two below an ovoid hole in the centre of the shaft. Projecting out sideways in line with these four holes are outward pointing triangles in four pairs.

Small dark spoon with single tine with pointed tail. The bowl is leaf-shaped and bends forward. Along the length of the shaft are four holes two above and two below an ovoid hole in the centre of the shaft. Projecting out sideways in line with these four holes are outward pointing triangles in four pairs. The bottom half of the shaft is covered with beadwork and has a loop at the end.

Long thin curved pin decorated along half of its length with animal hair wound around its shaft with beads attached. Hair is unwinding in one part of the design.

Long thin curved pin with a spatula-shaped end that is serrated around its edges.

Long thin curved pin decorated along half of its length with animal hair wound around its shaft.

Long thin straight pin with a small round finial. A short span of the shaft is decorated with animal hair wound around . Hair is unwinding in one part of the design.

Long thin curved pin with a small round finial. Two short spans of the shaft are decorated with animal hair wound around.

Staff surmounted with a anthropomorphic head in turn surmounted by a bulbous end on a smaller bulb. The eyes are red seeds

Staff surmounted with a anthropomorphic head in turn surmounted by a bulbous end. The head and torso of the figure take a geometricised architectonic form of a tapering vertical hollow frame with 4 pillars as support. The eyes are red and black seeds

Knife consisting of a metal blade and a carved wooden upper section. The blade finial has an projecting truncated cone with cylindrical top above a narrower flatter section of the handle above the blade. The scabbard is made in two pieces of carved wood - bound together with bands of copper wire. It has a rectangular based fastener which terminates in four inward pointing triangular planes. This has a hole through it.

Metal knife with carved wooden handle and wooden sheath. Sheath and handle have carved geometric designs on them

Staff of pale wood engraved along its length with linear designs and blackened. The top has a small bulb and the bottom has a small bifurcated end.

Curved leaf-shaped blade from one piece of bone or ivory. The top section is a long triangular blade with truncated tip. The central section has been carved into an intricate repeating openwork design and the handle is narrow and tubular.

Staff with an arrow-like end and just below two winged projections. The head is carved in relief with amasumpa designs in geometric arrangement.

Staff with two bulbs near its end and a further projection below this. The upper bulb is flattened from side to side and has a ridge running around the flattened end. Between the two bulbs and the projection for a short distance down the shaft there is a sheath of beading

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end. It has a chip out of one edge. Vertical support consists of a central panel that has four struts above and four struts below. These are in pairs of twos angles to form V-shapes - the top two connect to the crossbar and the bottom two to the base. In the middle is a flattish rectangular section that has two circular designs on one side and two on the opposite side. The area between is covered with Zig-zag and linear designs all carved in relief. The reverse side matches in form but the areas are filled with different designs also carved in relief. The base is a raised trilobal structure with projecting V-shapes in the two indentations between the lobes back and front

Shallow woven bowl-type basket. Its edges are trimmed with beads and it has geometric linear beaded designs on its outer surface and a loop of beads as a handle.