Flat, carved section of antler with a handle and a curved end with a rounded point--end of handle bends sharply upwards. Resembles type of knife used to remove ice from kayak skin.

Long piece of antler carved with a point at the end and barbs down both sides.

White-grey, T-shaped handle with a curved top segment attached to a vertical piece that flares to meet a blade (blade missing).

Brown-grey, T-shaped handle with a vertical segment that flares at the bottom--rusted, horizontal blade is riveted directly onto flared handle bottom.

A relatively flat short caribou antler piece which curves slightly upward. Both edges are barbed with one side staggering its barbs from the other side. Two holes are drilled along the bottom end. The other end is a point.

Plain drill with cylindrical handle that is relatively flat on one side and tapers to a rounded point at the bottom. Skin is wrapped around the end near the short metal point.

Spoke shave with a slightly curved antler handle and a thing, angle blade; incised linear decoration near the base of the handle.

Handle made from brown and yellow-white segment of halved antler with a curved metal blade that tapers to a point affixed at one end with two metal rivets.

Short metal chisel with a bifurcated handle of carved white-grey antler--handle has three holes in it.

Short metal chisel blade affixed via two rivets to a long, white-grey handle of carved antler--handle curves slightly at the end. Near handle's end a short, dowel-like wooden peg protrudes from the bottom.