Undecorated bentwood box with thick lid. Box, made of yellow cedar, is secured shut along the seam with four pegs; attached to a thin square base. Lid has a deep and wide lip, that protrudes out and completely covers the box opening. Base and lid both made of red cedar, and have rounded edges. Unsigned.

Forty sherds, mostly of glass. They vary in shape and size, and range in colour from white to green to blue to red to grey. One small piece of red stone has a white label on it. One small grey stone piece is carved in the shape of an animal and has a hole drilled through it.

Fragment resembling an animal with open mouth.

Stone scarab mounted on a wooden base.

Small stone jar. Bulbous shape with centre drilled out to form vessel.

Exu dance wand. Wooden wand composed of two sections: a carved humanoid figure on the top and a smooth, cylindrical handle on the bottom. The figure is kneeling on top of a circular section of wood; the handle connects to the underside of this circular section. The figure is holding two objects in each hand, and their arms are close to their chest. The figure appears to be wearing a headdress, composed of a cylinder extending from the top of the head that connects to a large irregular hexagon. There are incised lines on the figure's face and they appear to be wearing a loincloth-like garment. There is a loop carved out of the bottom of the handle.

Small stone abstract carving of a person; details minimal. Facial features include three horizontal lines for eyes and the mouth, and a ridge for nose; tapers at neck. Unsigned.

Small carving of a face on a thinly cut piece of stone. Face carved on wider surface with small circular eyes, open mouth, raised cheeks and nose. Signed in syllabics (Ka-vi) on flat base.

Armoured vest made of wood, with bone plates across exterior; interior is lined with woven plant fibre. Back panel of vest is longer than front flaps. Plant fibre lining right shoulder strap and front flap has sections dyed red; rest of vest lining is naturally coloured. Front flaps of vest secure with a fibre tie that knots around two large circular buttons, made of bone, with grooves cut into them; tie has seeds threaded through ends. Additional decorative button-like squares along front opening and large circles attached to shoulder straps.

Boy killing goose sculpture. The standing boy crouches forward with his left hand on the bird's neck. The boy has carved facial features and hair. He is depicted wearing a parka with its hood down, thick pants, and mittens. The figures stand on an irregular oval-shaped base with 'E9937' inscribed on the bottom.