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Broken one-piece fishhook, all remaining except head. Shank curves at head towards break. Two basal barbs, one beneath shank slightly chipped. Fishhook point is straight.

Broken adze (everything but cutting edge remaining). Stone. Black. Cross-section is rectangular. Surface is bruised. Minor differentiation between butt and blade, one small grooves on each side of front edges. Sides of butt taper towards poll. Bevel is demarcated by a small ridge at chin. Cutting edge is chipped off. One prominent lug on front end of butt. "Warrington" written on back.

Complete adze. Stone. Mid grey, dark brown. Cross-section is trapezoidal, with back narrower than front. Surface is ground on front and back, bruising and flaking on sides and poll. Minor differentiation between butt and blade, sides taper before flaring out at poll. Bevel is continuous with blade, cutting edge is sharp and curved, lightly chipped. "Waikouaiti" written on front.

Persian mirror case and stand made of iron, with decoration in silver and gold.

Mostly complete fish gorge, manufactured from hollow bone, tip of one end broken.

Broken curved fishhook point, chipped at tip and base.

Polished stone axes used by European pioneer farmers to clear land for fields. 6000-3000 BC.

Sickle stones. Mounted on bone or wood, these were used to harvest grain.