Shaft in two parts with wrapped nock and three feathers. Caribou antler fore-shaft with very small barb and no point. It appears to have had a riveted metal point.

Wrapped nock and feather (only one). Long point of two pieces scarfed together with one barb at base of the point.

Has no nock or fletching. Long point with a small barb at the base.

Wrapped nock with one feather, caribou antler arrowhead with very small barbs.

Plain shaft with no fletching. Triangular point (part of a saw blade?) on a short caribou antler fore-shaft.

Plain feathered shaft. Small copper point set into caribou antler fore-shaft with one long barb. Shaft in two parts.

Leaf shaped point on a long shaft. The shaft is plain and has no feathers. Shaft is made of four pieces of wood joined by a scarf joint.

Plain shaft with feathered end. Leaf shaped point with one long barb.

Wrapped nock, without feathers. Leaf shaped point on a long copper shaft.

Pair of boots made of sealskin and the throat of a sea mammal (possibly walrus). The feet are made of dark brown dehaired skin. The front and sides of the uppers are made of yellow-brown dehaired skin and the back is made of the yellow-grey thin throat of a sea mammal (walrus?). The uppers are relatively wide compared to the narrow fitted feet and are pleated at the bottom were they are sewn onto the foot section.