Straight, flat, spatula-like spoon with a raised ridge marking the handle.

Wooden spoon with an elongated bowl and a flattened handle. Painted faces in black, red and yellow on bowl. Handle has geometric design in black and red.

Light brown wooden spoon with an elongated bowl and a bear eating fish carved in relief on handle; painted designs in green, red and black. Small circular hole through the centre of the handle.

Small wood paddle. On one side, there is a totem pole design on a textured ground. The totem pole has the following from bottom to top: a bear ? with a fish in its mouth, a downward facing animal, and a bird. The other side has a horn style spoon incised. The handle is incised with linear patterns with the names of 'Wrangell' and 'Alaska', respectively. The handle has a horizontal rectangular finial.

Woven basket with a square bottom, gently flaring sides and an oval-shaped upper rim. Sides are twined with sections of plaiting; rim is braided. Three wide horizontal strips of dyed cedar bark fed in-between warp strands, and three strips of dyed bark twined into sides.

Dark brown wood figure of an upright bear carved with a raven head on the stomach. The bear has circle in tapering oval eyes, split u ears, a large nose that is rounded around the top and flat at the front with nostrils, and a thin mouth. The bear has five digits on each paw. The bear is sitting on its haunches with its forepaws bent inward and upward. The raven head on its stomach is facing downward with circle in tapering oval eyes, a beak, and a v shape on top of its head.

Silver bangle-like bracelet incised with the wraparound image of a snake; one end of bracelet is shaped in the form of the snake's head.

Stone carving of a woman sitting on the back of a large fish, in front of the dorsal fin. Carved from mottled white-grey stone.

Small gold bangle-like bracelet with a hook and eye clasp closure. Bracelet is incised with imagery of eagles.

Mask or headdress representing a whale with a moveable tail, pectoral fins and dorsal fin. Large cylindrical nostrils and raised eyes. Three large holes on the forehead. The mask is painted black with a design on both sides of the tail in white and red. Five concentric circle designs in black, white and red on the sides of the body with u-form designs behind the head. The head is painted black with red and green around the eyes, green and black on the cheeks, white and red nostrils, a red and green nose, land a green and red upper lip (moveable lower jaw missing). The dorsal and pectoral fins are painted with black, red, green and white designs.