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Broken needle. Distal end is blunt. Broken at the drilled, circular eye at the proximal end.

Complete tattoo chisel. There is a notch on either side of the hafting end. The cutting edge is curved, with some chipping along the edge. There are decorative striations on the surface towards the hafting end.

Seal tooth pendant with suspension hole at the root end.

Complete pounamu pendant. Silvery white, with a small amount of green visible around suspension hole, side edges, and one side of the distal end. Surface has been ground. Cross section is lenticular. Proximal end is squared off, with a suspension hole drilled from both sides. Two knobs, one on each side of the proximal end. Serrations along both side edges, running the entire length of the pendant. Curved to one side and tapered to a dull point on the distal end. Chip missing out of external side of the curve.

Complete pounamu pendant. Green with brown inclusions and high transparency, especially on the distal end. Surface has been ground smooth. Rounded and tapered at the proximal end. Suspension hole drilled from both sides and a sawing mark across the suspension hole on one side. Distal end is very oblique and sharp. May have been reworked from an adze as the distal end resembles a cutting edge with a bevel on one side.

Complete bone pendant. Slightly curved and coming to a point at the distal end. One side of the distal end is reduced and has an incised mark. Proximal end is rounded with a notch on one side and a suspension hole drilled from both sides.

Tattoo needle, needle tip broken off. Visible repair where previously broken.

Complete pendant in triangular shape, tapering towards the suspension hole, a small part of which has broken off.

Complete pounamu pendant. Mid-green kawakawa variety. Surface is ground with some bruising. J-shaped, tapering to a curved point at the distal end.

Broken bone pendant, broken at one end. Curved with a suspension hole at one end. Some pink discoloration on the surface and glue residue.

Complete pounamu/nephrite pendant. Green, silver, and black kawakawa variety. Surface is ground. Tapers toward the proximal end, with a suspension hole drilled from both sides in the centre. Distal edge is oblique and chipped at one side and ground flat at the other side. Pendant has possibly been reworked from a chisel.

Complete plaster cast of a whakapakoko atua or atua kiato (god stick), painted dark brown. Top end is a human head in profile, with eyebrows, jaw line, and neck depicted. Body is represented by a curves and waves down the length of the stick, tapering and coming to a blunt point at the base.