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A curved section of a coconut shell has been attached to a cylindrical piece of wood that forms a handle.

A curved coconut shell spoon

Half a shell of a coconut with a pointed arrow-shaped handle. There are visible indents on the outside of the shell.

A dark hollow coconut shell with visible indents and a hole at the top. A rope made of fibre has been wrapped around it to serve as a way to carry the drinking vessel around.

A narrow woven mat from the Banks Island that has incorporated a designed using purple-red dyed fibre. The edges are frayed

A woven mat where parts have been dyed purple-red to create stripes and geometric patterns, with an open weave at the ends

String from Vanua Lava, Banks Islands, made of brown fibre

An armlet made of dark fibre. Beads in white, black, blue, red and green have been used to create geometric patterns by weaving them into the fibre

Armlets made of dark fibre. Small shell discs have been woven into patterns on the fibre.

A fully curved boar tusk, discoloured white with dark striations on the outer circle. The tip of the inner circle has been broken off.