Tensed bow made of reddish-brown wood.

Skirt made of grass knotted to a chord of bark fibre. The skirt is decorated with horizontal bands of black.

Six-pronged comb made of bamboo. The flat handle of the comb is decorated with scratched lines.

Long, narrow shield made of reddish-brown wood. In the centre of the shield five almost identical figures are carved out in relief. The raised parts of the carvings are decorated with the same dark-brown colouring as the non-decorated ends of the shield. The shield has probably been varnished. Probably made for the tourist trade.

Digging stick made of reddish-brown wood. The narrow end of the stick is decorated with a carved-out head.

Spear, either made for the tourist market or for ceremonial purposes. The shaft of the spear is decorated with engraving in repeating motives in several places. The middle of the shaft is shaped like a paddle with ajour carved motives. The motives are mirrored along the axis of the spear. The bottom end of the spear is covered with a piece of metal, probably of later date.

Carving made of light-coloured wood, decorated with red and white colouring. The carving is a rectangle with four simple figures carved in relief. On top of the rectangle a man's figure is carved out. The figurine stands with bent knees and hands on hips. Several body parts are accentuated by further carving. The figurine seems to be wearing a hat.

Staff made of reddish brown wood. Decorated with a man's figure at the top end. Several body parts of the figurine are accented using red, black and white colouring. The figure also has human hair and casuarine feathers on its upper arms. Below the figurine Sentani motives are carved on the staff. The raised parts of the carving are coloured black, the rest white.

Varnished gourd used as a lime holder. The narrow end of the gourd is pierced in order for the licking stick to be inserted. The gourd is decorated with geometrical motives burned into the wood. In holders like this one lime (calciumoxide) is kept, which is used as an additive for chewing betelnuts. The lime is taken out of the holder using a licking stick.

Licking stick made of wood. The stick is decorated with a carved out male figure at the top. The stick is varnished. Licking sticks are used for mixing lime with betelnuts preparatory to chewing the nut. The lime is kept in a lime container.