Club

According to Burnett, the holes in the stones of these clubs was made by placing a rock "in a slow fire of cocoanut shells which give out an immense heat," and allowing it to become red hot. Then it is removed from the fire and drops of water are dripped on it "from a hole in a cocoanut vessel, drop by drop, each drop falling exactly on the same place. That portion of the stone on which the water falls cracks and flies off until the heat has gone out of the stone." The process is repeated until "with the aid of a bone pick, a hole is formed through the centre."

Dark brown wooden club that tapers to a point. The club's head is made from a spherical stone pieced through the centre by the shaft. A small amount of pitch remains on the interior of the stone.