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.

Miniature kayak with seated figure. Hide stretched over wooden frame. Attached miniature weapons: two harpoons, two killing harpoons, line holder. Style in use since 1930's.

Open rowboat-shaped boat made of light brown skin stretched over a wooden frame.

Plain long rod with sinew tied through a hole at one end.

Short, cylindrical wooden pipe stem encircled in two places by strands of sinew.

Straight wooden handle with a brass ferrule and long metal spike attached at one end.

Wooden handle with twisted sinew and bone at base of iron chisel.

White-grey strip of hide with a copper needle pushed through it. Attached to one end of the hide is a thin cord of sinew with a small, flat length of copper tied at its other end. The other end of the hide is attached to a thin, looping cord of sinew that is threaded through a carved, white thimble-like object (part b).

Curved goggles carved from two horizontal pieces of wood, laid one on top of the other and bound together at both ends with sinew; goggles are contoured to fit the face. A long, narrow eye slit runs horizontally through the centre of the goggles. A semicircular indentation is carved in the back to accommodate the bridge of the nose. A thin braided sinew cord is attached on each goggle side.