Taoka whakarākei

Broken needle, tip remaining.

Unfinished needle. Distal end is sharp, slightly curved. The proximal end has been reduced in thickness, unperforated.

Unfinished needle. Distal end is sharp. The proximal end has been reduced in thickness, unperforated.

Unfinished needle. Distal end is sharp. The proximal end has been reduced in thickness, unperforated.

Unfinished needle. Distal end is sharp. The proximal end his unperforated.

Unfinished needle. Distal end is sharp. The proximal end his unperforated.

Unfinished needle. Distal end is sharp. The proximal end his unperforated. Cross-section is circular.

Piece of broken worked bone, possibly a comb head or pendant, proximal portion remaining. Proximal edge is squared off, with five decorative notches to one side. A perforation at the centre below the proximal edge is drilled from both sides.

Complete pounamu scraper. The cross section is an oval. The surface is ground with flaking on the front near the poll. There is minor delineation between the poll and cutting edge, with tapering towards the poll. The bevel is continuous with the blade. The cutting edge is straight, sharp and chipped.

Piece of worked pounamu, possibly an unfinished pendant. Dark green kawakawa variety with feather fractures and low transparency. Surface is ground. Side edges are rounded. Tapered at both ends. Single unfinished drill mark on one side, possibly an unfinished suspension hole. Other end is chipped one both sides, with a projection in the centre.

Broken bone pendant, upper portion remaining. Curved with suspension hole, part of which has broken off.

Bone pendant, broken at the top (no suspension hole present). Carved to a point at the other end. Four notches on each side.