6. One of their Baskets; round the mouth is a kind of netting made of plaited twine, through which a string is put, which draws the plaiting together, and closes up the mouth. It is eleven inches high, and three feet in circumference.

7. An Ebupa, or Stool, used as a pillow; they generally put a piece of their cloth on it before they lay their head on it. There are many sizes of them; the very large ones they use also as stools to sit on. This, expressed in the figure, was twelve inches and a half long; but some are of the length of two feet.

8. Is one of their Flutes, made of Bamboo, and ornamented with the plaited twine, which also strengthens it; they are about one foot and a half long.

9. One of their Hatchets, the handle of this was fourteen inches and a half long;
the head about four inches and a half in length, and the edge about two inches broad.

10. Is a figure of the Stone Paste-beater: this was seven inches and a quarter high.

11. A Fly-flap, the handle made of a hard brown wood, is thirteen inches long.

12. The Feather Ornament for the Head, six inches long.

13, 14. Mother-of-pearl Ornaments for the Ears, about half an Inch long.

15. The Decoy used in fishing, made of shells; the length, from the head to the extremity of the tail, seven inches and a half.

16. A Bone Plummet for their fishing lines, carved, two inches and a quarter long.

17. Another Plummet, made of Spar, about one inch long.

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