The head of a sago beater made of stone. The stone is conically shaped and the contact plane is worn out hollow. The stone was probably originally placed in a wooden grip.

Bracelet consisting of five separate bands carved from five Trochus shells . The bands are probably ground and polished. In several places a mother-of-pearl shine can be seen. The bracelet was worn and collected in the Baliem, it is uncertain whether they were also made there.

Pendant in the shape of a cross carved from wood. Along the cross a stylized birdlike figure is carved out. The figure is surrounded by a profiled edge.

Pendant in the shape of a cross carved from wood. Along the cross a birdlike figure is carved in relief. While the body of the bird is shown from the front, the head is depicted in profile. The figure is surrounded by a profiled edge.

Pendant in the shape of a cross carved from wood. Along the cross a birdlike figure is carved in relief. While the body of the bird is shown from the front, the head is depicted in profile. At the top of the cross a ring is carved out.

Neck ornament knotted from tree bark fibre. Along the chord cowry shells are attached. The chord is attached to the wrist using a loop and knot. According to the donor similar ornaments are worn by men on daily basis.

Skirt, made of tree bark fibre. Along the cord worn about the hips several short strings in three different colours are attached. The skirt is made to be worn by an unmarried girl or woman.

Carrying net with strap, made to be worn on the back. Strap and net are plaited in varying patterns. Some horizontal bands of red and black dyed fibres are plaited in.

Wide carrying net with strap, made to be worn on the back.

Netbag with carrying band. Carrying band and net are made in different loopworks. Decorated with colored bands, done by wrapping orchid bark around the fibres. Some fibres are wrapped with modern yarns and plastic.