He kura

Complete curved bone pendant. On one end, there is a suspension hole which has a small piece broken off.

Complete bone pendant. Curved with suspension hole at one end.

Broken bone fishhook point, base remaining, possibly worn as a pendant. Straight with notched knob at base. Two perforations.

Complete pounamu pendant. Part totoweka and part kahurangi variety. Light green and light brown with white inclusions, high translucency. Surface is polished. Rounded edges. Teardrop-shaped. Tapered toward the proximal end, with a suspension hole.

Complete pounamu pendant. Light green inanga variety with low translucency. Adze-shaped. Surface is polished. Suspension hole drilled from both sides at the proximal end. Proximal edge is rounded and chipped. Distal end is sharp and straight, with a large chip off proper left side. Bevel is demarcated by a curved line.

Pounamu hei tiki. Dark green tangiwai/bowenite, Anita Bay source. Missing most of its right leg. Head is tilted towards its left side. Relatively small eyes with some red sealing wax in evidence. Large tongue protrudes from mouth. Left hand with three fingers rests on thigh while right arm is bent around towards left shoulder. Right hand with three fingers rests on chest. There is a single suspensory straight walled perforation hole at top of the head indicating possible use of mechanical drill.

Pounamu/Nephrite hei tiki. Broken at the left leg, with a replacement piece attached. Mid-green with white inclusions. Lower portion inanga with upper head showing some kahurangi. Head turned to right. Edges of initial scarf evident on rear perforation above right eye, primarily drilled from back but finished from front. Natural hair line crack on back near top of head. Peaked forehead with deep seated eyes. Pointed chin, nostrils, and forked tongue indicated. Arms rest on thighs, legs brought together.

Nephrite/pounamu hei tiki. Part inanga, part kawakawa varieties; mid- to dark green. Head turned to right. Crack runs diagonally through top of right eye and left eye lid has two drill point marks side by side. Another two drill points marked on rear adjacent to successful perforation. Nostrils indicated and diamond on bridge of nose. Hands rest on thigh, feet brought together. Rear has feather fracture running from right side of neck to middle back and further feather fractures on lower back through left thigh and leg. Highly polished both sides.

Mostly complete pounamu pendant, small piece broken off the distal end. Mid-green with black inclusions, high translucency. J-shaped, curved and rounded at the distal end. Proximal end has a suspension hole, mostly drilled from one side; edge is slightly squared off with a notch at the top.

Broken shell pendant, distal end not present. Tapering toward a knob at the proximal end.

Piece of worked moa bone, possibly the head of a comb. Rounded at the proximal end and broken at the distal end. Surface is smooth with polishing marks evident. Cross section is concave.

Complete one piece red-stained bone hei matau with grooved and perforated end for suspension