Two-headed figure with a fish at one end and humanoid at the other. Fish has pointed face and the other side has a straight mouth line which curves back over itself below circle in circle eye. Two curved gill lines and leaf-shaped fin behind eye. Back runs relatively straight to opposing figure. Head has bangs and sides of hair outlined, oval eyes with circular centre, sloping nose and straight mouth. Moustache and brows are indicated by a series of short vertical lines. Large fin-like leg reaches semi-circular base, on one side, on the other is a short flipper-like arm pulled up under figure. At back are two flipper-like legs. Inscription on bottom reads '71375 Adamie Ann'.

Large head rests on the back of a fish and sea mammal. The frontal view of the face is of a rounded triangle, resting on two tails, with a sculpted nose, oval eyes with round centres and an oval mouth with teeth showing. Hairline is square and the bangs are indicated by a series of vertical lines. There are two parallel, vertical ridges on the back of the head. Side view shows a small whale or porpoise on one side and a fish, with a high arched back and two side fins, on the other. On the bottom '2-42010', syllabics and 'copyright 78' are inscribed.

Stylized seated, kneeling or truncated figure, medially compressed with small round head at top of wide flat shoulders. Mittened hands meet at waist. Parka raises up at sides and legs are either cut off at thighs, or are represented by ovals, flattened on the bottom. The one on the right is larger than the left. Facial features include; round, rimmed eyes, rimmed semi-circular mouth, triangular nose and arched brow lines. In profile, the head is flat across the front and angled across the back. The mottled stone runs in vertical stripes. Signed on the base in syllabics ( JI-Ni SA-U) and E9329.

Stylized elongated bear, relatively flat in cross-section with short, roughly rectangular legs, and with one beveled side, and a long straight neck. Small protruding ears, oval eyes, round nostrils and wide, notched mouth. Slight indentation on either side of tail. Carving marks show in places. Mottled green with series of natural fissures and indistinct characters incised on bottom. Leans to one side when standing.

Stylized, long necked bird with head bent back over body. Long feet are under body, on each side. Oval eyes with central dot are on either side of bird's head. Beak tapers slightly from head and has an oval notch on each side near curved end. Mottled green stone. Several characters, '5969' and a copyright mark are incised on bottom.

Standing four-legged animal carved from mottled green stone; stout, squared body, long neck and head taper to a flat snout with a straight mouth and small round eyes below pointed ears. Neck extends out relatively straight from body. Short, rounded tail curves out behind.

Seated, forward facing bird with three-clawed feet at front, all carved form mottled green stone. Rounded head with squat, open beak and incised, round eyes. Wing portion curves from sides to slightly flattened tail upon which the bird rests. Stickers on bottom reads 'b 38' and '149'.

Stylized fish-human with clasped hands, stretched out in front, forming base on one end and vertically aligned fluked tail forming base on the other end. Heart-shaped face above hands with oval eyes, prominent nose, straight mouth and slightly pointed chin. Wide body tapers, somewhat, to tail. Two angled channels on either side of tail and 4 channels outline fingers on hands. Carving marks show in some areas.

Stylized bird image (part a) pegged to wedge-shaped stand (part b) which has a flat central platform and two peaks to each side. Bird is flat at base with wooden peg on bottom which fits into hole in platform. Bird has outstretched triangular wings to each side and curved head facing to side.

Figure carrying seal on his back (a) is pegged to a flat topped, irregularly-shaped stand (b). Figure has hunched shoulders and has his rimmed parka hood up. The figure also has a broad triangular nose, as well as crescent-shaped eyes and mouth. The tail of the seal is behind the figure's head and he is holding the seal with his right arm bent up and back. His upper body is turned on an angle from his legs.