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.

Pipe with narrow straight stem. The pipe's head is engraved with geometric patterns. The curve of the head is hollowed out. The pipe is made for the tourist market.

Pipe with narrow straight stem. The head is engraved with geometric patterns. The round of the head is hollowed out. The pipe is made for the tourist market.

Haircomb with five points from light coloured wood. The top is ajour-cut in part, engraved patterns in other places. The arched shape possibly depicts a stylished bird's head.

Six pair of chopsticks made from bent rattan. The ends of some of the sticks have been plaited into a cord. In the Bird's Head such paired sticks were used to keep track of bride price and other payments.

spoon made from dark wood. The spoon face is oval-shaped and deep. The handle is engraved in round shapes.

Flat rattan bracelet, plaited, with repetitive pattern in ochre.

Flat rattan bracelet, plaited, with repetitive pattern in dark brown and ochre.

Flat rattan bracelet, plaited, with repetitive pattern in red and ochre.