The object, in the shape of a skull, was carved from a single, hollowed out piece of wood. Its lower jaw is missing. With four nails, the skull, without its lower jaw, was attached to a metal disk with a dome-shaped center. The object is in stable and fair condition. There is a repaired crack on the proper left side of the back of the skull as well as a repaired splinter at the proper right side of the lower edge. At the top of the skull on the proper right side, there is a large circular wooden plug.

Wood headpiece representing the head of a Wolf. Painted red, black, and green-blue and inset with copper in mouth.

Plain, rounded, shallow bowl spoon. Carved from a single piece of wood; undecorated.

Model canoe with central mast. There are two figures, one standing and one seated. The seated figure is holding a paddle and has a bailer at his feet. Decoration on outer walls of the canoe are in red and black; figures are decorated in brown, red, black,and green. Repaired.

The dye is brown.

The dye is orange, green, purple, and blue.

item is from the Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers founding collection

From card: "Stick roll - band wrapped with cedar bark cord of two shades forming triangular figures; wrapped on the point is a bunch of frayed cedar bark; at the back is a pendant band of cord lard together horizontally."

FROM CARD: "8/17/66: INVENTORIED."These objects are Peale # 134. Peale numbers 132 - 134 are described as "Bows and arrows used by the natives of the northwest coast of America, near Fort Simpson, presented by the officers of the Hon. Hudson Bay Comp [Hudson's Bay Company]."Bow and 13 arrows. Bow has original Peale # label 134 and is marked "by R. P. Robinson Ex Ex V".