Armour, made for protection of the men's upper torso from arrows and spears. The armour is decorated with strands of yellow and brown (orchid-?) bark fibre and a feather. The armour is worn across the shoulders and secured through a fibre cord and an eye.

Carving made of dark-coloured wood. The carving is a socalled stacked figurine. In this case it consists of three bent-over human figures, stacked atop each other.

Nose ornament for men made of bone, ajour-cut. The ornament is assymetrically shaped

Crucifix depicting Christ on the cross. Made under the influence of the Roman Catholic mission. Probably made for the market.

Depiction of humans, probably Mary and child. Made under the influence of the Roman Catholic mission. Probably made for the market.

Paddle made of dark-coloured wood. The blade of the paddle is pointed, and decorated with geometrical designs which are engraved. The raised areas are black in colour, the cut-out parts red, blue, white and yellow. Purchased in 1959.

Carrying net for women, looped from bark fibre. The net has a strap and is decorated with brown and yellow horizontal bands and three vertical plain, uncoloured bands. Purchased in 1959.

Model of a seaworthy prau with a Papuan flag.

Dancing attribute, made from a bundle of casuaris feathers mounted on a wooden grip. The grip has been carved. The feathers are attached with a cotton band woven from different colours yarn.

Wood carving of reddish wood, representing two human figures lying atop each other. Both figures have a staff clenched in their hands