An iron stylus (Acc No. 1367) with two working points, provided with a corrugated working grip in the centre. It has a tubular case made of reeds and covered by means of a uniformly wound thread for durability. It also has alternative patterns in green and red threads.
A long stylus (Acc No. 1370) round wooden stick, possibly used for working on the palm leaf manuscript.
A long Stylus (Acc No. 1375) round wooden stick possibly for marking the palm leaf manuscript.
An iron stylus (Acc No. 1377) with two working tips, provided with a corrugated working grip at the Centre. The stylus is provided with a tubular wooden case of the same shape.
An iron stylus (Acc No. 1380) with a
corrugated working grip in the Centre. The stylus is provided with two tubular covers made of reed with added cover of a nicely wound thread around the body for durability.
A T- shaped iron stylus (Acc No. 1381) with a single working tip. The other end of the tip, possibly the eraser is flared out with a small tip. There are two small holes drilled on the flared surface.