Rectangular coiled basket (bifurcated stitches). Parallel base construction. Beaded parallel rows alternating between red or dark cherry bark, from rim to base.

Bentwood box with four painted panels, and an unpainted removable lid (part b) with sides that bevel inwards towards the bottom. Two of the opposite sides of the box have similar designs formed in continuous black primary form lines and red secondary lines. On an adjacent side is a bird figure with an ovoid body painted in black and red. The last side is painted with two ovoids joined by a line, all in red.

Naturalistic human head carved from wood and painted red and black, with traces of green. Large metal hook at the neck.

Wooden ladle with leaf-shaped bowl and long handle with squared end. The handle becomes narrower towards the top and has an oval shaped indentation at its base. The underside of the ladle's bowl slopes to reach a gentle centre point. Many tools marks are visible on the inside of the bowl, which may have been coated with a grease or oil substance. The ladle is dark reddish-brown.

Brown wood sea lion that is unpainted, except for the face that has black circle in circle eues surrounded by a turquoise area with black brows above, red nostrils, and an open mouth showing red and white teeth.

Rounded point backed by a fore-shaft with six pairs of large barbs. Flat, rounded butt is fixed with a moveable iron loop or eye (for attaching retrieval line). Parallel diagonal lines along both faces of this point indicate that it was made from a file.

Iron or steel blade with flaring, unifacially bevelled, curved bit. Lashed with leather thong to a carved hafting platform with an acutely-angled branch providing a handle.

Carved wooden club decorated at each end with zoomorphic figures. The figure represented at the front end is depicted in a crouched position and is curled around a ball-like component. It has a front paw and hind legs but bird like face with a hooked beak and an open mouth. The end of the handle is decorated with a serpent-like head that has a protruding tongue from its mouth.

Wooden spoon with leaf-shaped bowl and short handle. At one end the bowl curves upwards and bends to form the straight handle. The end of the handle is rounded and a hole has been drilled in it. The bottom of the spoon is rounded. The spoon is a dark brown colour and the handle darker than the rest of the spoon.

Wooden spoon with an oval shaped bowl and short handle. The elongated bowl curves upwards and squares at one end to become a handle. At the end of the square handle is a small cylindrical finial, projecting at a slight angle. The underside of the handle has two shallow indentations on either side of the finial. The wood is a golden brown.