Narrow antler tine that tapers gently to a dull point. Butt end is a knob where two other branches of the same bone joined together (now sawn off). End is incised with a series of parallel lines.

Small arrowhead in caribou antler fore-shaft with two small barbs. The shaft was in at least two parts, only one part remains.

Wrapped nock and plain shaft. Caribou antler fore-shaft has two small barbs at base and a copper arrowhead with one long sharp barb. Plain unfeathered shaft.

Wrapped nock and feathers on plain shaft. Triangular point on a piece of caribou antler with one small barb.

Short, grey and yellow-white pipe with a protruding human face carved on the front of the bowl; face has two white beads inset in the eyes. Carved lines run along the bottom of the stem. Metal lines the bowl.

A long curved piece with a ridge along each side. One end is tapered with a continuation of these bridges, and the other side is tapered to a cylindrical-like point with two barbs on one side.

Dark brown, elongated piece of antler with two barbs carved along one side near the point; opposite end tapers to a conical point.

Dark brown, elongated, sliver-like section of antler with pointed ends and a barb carved along one side.

Large flat leaf-shaped iron blade. Fixed to the blade with compresses of spruce resin are two antler spurs (elk ?) incised with designs of wolf and snake. Also attached, there is a heavy lanyard of twisted sinew (whale or sea-lion) (used to attach head to long line). Engraved with lightning serpent imagery.

Steel arrowhead attached to a straight, tapering shaft carved from bone.