Small hand bowl made from a coconut shell. The incised pattern underneath is revealed by a rubbed-in white wash: abstract repeat shapes radiate from the bowl's base.

Panel made from the spathe of the sago palm. It has painted on it a bilaterally symmetrical phytomorphic pattern in yellow, black, red and white

Cult hook of the 'aripa' type found in the Karawari (Korewori) region. It probably depicts a powerful warfare and hunting spirit, characteristically standing on one leg. The hook-like 'arms' are in fact the spirit's ribs, and the patterns may represent his internal organs.

A small spirit board carved from either thick bark or from wood with some bark still on, leaving the upper surface rough and the underneath smooth. A stylized pattern forms a face at the top, surmounted by a headdress represented by bands of red-brown and white paint.

This suspension hook has a Janus-headed top with facial features extended down to form two shanks that join at the hook. A face is carved at the centre of the hook at the front. The back of the hook is plain. There are traces of red-brown pigment.

Suspension hook with animal-like Janus heads making up the shank, surmounted by a main head with serrated edge, and a hole drilled at the top for hanging purposes. The eyes in the head are white annular shell inserts, while cowrie shells are used in the shank.

The main part of the hook depicts a standing female figure with her hands clasped over her lower abdomen. The head is large and mask-like, with a hooked nose, well delineated teeth and a tongue sticking out.

A bark painting with spindle shapes on a background of random chevron patterns in black, white, yellow and red paint. There are thin red borders top and bottom where split-dowel stretchers are tied with fibre.

The picture shows two large crocodiles framing a smaller one. All are decorated with a chevron pattern of white stripes alternating with cross-hatched areas which are red on fawn. The backbones, limbs and heads are fawn with black dots.

The bodies of two crocodiles are decorated with a chevron pattern, one with a cross-hatched mustard background and black and white stripes, the other with a red-brown background. The backbones are painted in white with red dots; the limbs and heads are in fawn with black dots.