Simply crafted hair comb of light coloured wood.

Spatula of light coloured wood. Narrow blade and slightly worked handle. A carved sitting human figure is attached to the handle with a carved wooden link.

Breast ornament, consisting of two bands braided of dark brown fibre. White beads are stitched crosswise on these bands.

Carrying net with two handles. Plaited from thread in various brown tints in a pattern of horizontal stripes.

Carrying net with two handles. Plaited from thread in various brown tints in a pattern of horizontal stripes.

Carrying net with two handles. Plaited from thread in various brown tints in a pattern of horizontal stripes.

wooden bow, sharply pointed at both ends. It is decorated with rattan strings which are plaited in a crosswise pattern.

Dance ornament from casuaris tail woven into a delicatey plaited rattan holder. The holder ends in a ring through which the dancer can put his arm.

Carrying net with handles. Threads coloured in various brown tints are plaited into a pattern of horizontal stripes.

Pipe with narrow straight stem. The head is engraved with geometric patterns. The curve of the head is hollowed out. The pipe is made for the tourist market. Also found in the Kebar (Eastern Bird's Head area), from where the original Amberbaken tobacco was exported (Miedema 1984: 18, also see the pictures at the back of the book). The pipe stem is made from bamboo.