Taoka whakarākei

Broken pounamu pendant or gouge, lower blade remaining. The cross section is circular. The surface is ground, with flaking at the break and on the cutting edge. There is no demarcated bevel or cutting edge.

Complete bone pendant. Curved on either side of the proximal end and coming to a point above the suspension hole. Rounded body. Leg-like protrusions and drill holes on either side of the distal end.

Complete ivory pendant. Suspension hole at the proximal end. Slightly curved to a point at the distal end.

Complete bone pendant. Slightly curved to a point at the distal end with a suspension hole at the proximal end.

Bone pendant, broken at the suspension hole. Cross section is lenticular. There are defined shoulders below the remnants of the suspension hole and then notches of various sizes running down both side edges. Distal end flares out slightly with a rounded edge.

Complete tattoo chisel, of comb variety. Hafting end has one notch on either side. Sides taper towards cutting edge, which has four teeth.

Pendant, manufactured from broken rim of a china pottery. There is a perforation at the proper right corner of the proximal end. There is a floral blue and white pattern.

Broken bone pendant, straight distal end remaining.

Pendant made from a seal tooth. Two cut rectangular suspension holes at the root. Crack along one side from root to tip.

Complete pendant made from shell. Triangular shape, tapered toward the proximal end. Suspension hole and notch at the proximal end.

Bone pendant, broken at the distal end. Suspension hole drilled from both sides and internal bone structure visible near proximal end.

Complete bone pendant with suspension hole.