Torso and hooded head with bird head on right, facing to side with two heads below, forming body. One faces forward and the other faces to the side. Bird has a long tapering beak and small round eyes on either side of rounded head. Heads below bird both have triangular noses, in high relief and small round eyes. Front face has straight mouth and a line extending down on either side of nose. Face to side has two parallel lines at mouth. Figure on right has oval head with outlined indentation at hood. Sloping lines indicate brows above small round eyes. Straight nose carved in relief. Carving marks overall, rough in several areas.

Standing human figure wearing a hooded parka with a straight hemline and boots over pants. The figure does not have hands, and on each sleeve is a large oval face, facing out to the sides. Each is similar to the figure's. Each is carved in relief with rimmed oval eyes, triangular nose in high relief and a straight mouth. Carving marks are evident, and some roughness at centre back. Characters on the bottom of one foot.

Sitting creature with flipper-like legs out in front and hands up in front of chest. There is an oval area below hands. Hair streams back from face which has a ridged nose and brows, oval eyes and downturned mouth. 'Lucassie 69252' is scratched in bottom. Stickers read '167' and '#630'.

Print depicting four figures: two walruses, a bear/walrus figure, and a human/walrus figure. Below image is written, "4/50 Eegvudluk" and "#48" in the bottom left-hand corner.

Print of human and animal figures. Three human figures hold hunting and fishing implements. Nine animal, bird and sea creatures surround human figures. The print is hinged to white mat board.

Print of three human figures surrounded by animal and fish figures. Zoomorphic figure aligned horizontally across legs of large central human figure has a bird head at left and fish head with animal feet at right. Animal at top has tail of fish in mouth. Written at bottom is '4/50 Kiakshuk,' in pencil. The print is hinged to white mat board.

Polar bear and seal are facing each other with a fish stretched out between their mouths. The bear is leaning back with his paws braced against the seal. Both have rimmed circle in lighter oval eyes and flat snouts. The bear has ears on either side of flattened top of head. There are natural fissures in the stone. Inscription on the bottom reads 'Tania Koma SCP'. There are three green felt squares stuck to the bottom.

Seated, mermaid-like figure is suckling a smaller, similar creature who is leaning against her above a wide-fluked tail. She has long straight hair, a broad nose, protruding mouth and large oblong breasts. Her fingernails are light grey and one arm is straight down at her side, the other hand rests behind the smaller figure's head. The smaller figure's body curves to a bent tail. The base is unpolished and light grey and the remainder is polished dark grey stone. 'dbf 1-75236' and a series of characters are inscribed on the bottom.

Mermaid-like creature on top of human figure, lying on his side, with legs bent up. Creature is grasping his arm and appears to be pulling it back. Her right arm rests on his shoulder and her head rests on his arm. Her parted hair is indicated by fine incised lines and flows down on either side of ridged back. Her body curves down to a fluked tail with fine vertical lines. Figure on bottom has an open mouth and an expression of pain. His head is framed by a wide, lined parka hood, stitching is indicated on his boot uppers, his hair and pants are covered with fine lines. Natural fissures in stone, chips on the back ridge. '71091' and 'Joannassie Jack' are inscribed on the bottom. Sticker reads '#525'.

Print depicting a female figure wearing a parka and in running posture holding two infants, one with a closed mouth, one with an open mouth. The figure is also carrying an oval pack on her back with two pole-like extensions, and a pair of boots hangs off each pole. A trident with floats(?) tied to the handle is depicted at the lower right. At the lower left is an object with a harpoon attached. Canadian Eskimo Arts Council stamp blind embossed in lower right-hand corner.