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Mostly complete light grey stone patu, small part of butt broken off. Possibly a reworked adze as there is an obvious bevel demarcated by a ridge on one side and blade edge shows usewear. Perforation at butt, drilled from both sides. Hexagonal cross section. Surface is ground and bruised.

Mostly complete patu aruhe made of whalebone. Blade has an elliptical perforation through the centre and is heavily reduced on the sides around the perforation. A groove extends from the perforation around the bottom of the blade. Sides of the blade are also reduced where it meets the handle to form shoulders. Small part of the butt has broken off, and there is an indentation around part of the butt that remains. Cross-section is square on the blade and circular on the handle.

Complete patu onewa with drill perforation, no differentiation between blade, handle and butt. Some chipping on edges of blade.

Complete patu onewa, with drill perforation. Butt rounded with some chipping, moderate chipping on edges of blade. Patu is smooth, with some bruising present on blade and handle.

Complete cast of patu paraoa. There is a perforation through the handle, and curved grooves at the butt end.

Complete patu paraoa. Ornamental grooves and circular perforation at butt.

Complete patu paraoa (whale bone club). The handle is demarcated by a curved reduction of the blade. There is two curved ornamental reke (grooves) on the grip. A suspension hole is drilled in the handle, with flaking originating at the hole, reducing the back of the handle. There are surface fissures down the extent of the blade.

Complete wahaika rakau. It has a circular perforation just below the head. There is whakairo on the head in the shape of a head with shell inlays for the eyes. There is also whakairo in circular shapes on the back and front of the body, which a human form on one side, also with shell inlays for the eyes. It is in good condition, there is minor chipping of the tip of the hook.

Complete kotiate made of wood. Geometric carvings and two perforations on blade. Face carving on butt of handle with a perforation at base of head.

Broken patu onewa, only butt remaining. Drilling marks forming an hourglass shape on the broken end, where a perforation once was. Ornamental grooves around the top. Cross-section is oval.

Fragment of patu onewa; lower handle and upper blade remaining. Surface is ground.

Complete taiaha. Dark brown wood with highly polished surface. One end has a large head and tongue carving with a rauru (spiral) pattern on the tongue. Lips, nose, slanted eyes and brow ridge depicted. At the other end, blade flattens and flares out, with a lenticular cross-section.