Round, plain metal ring.

Gold weight. Relatively rectangular metal piece with incised polka dot design on all sides. One of the short sides is sloped.

Gold weight. Two metal drums with wide bodies and narrow bases, connected at the rims and bodies. Each drum has two projections that extend outwards from its rim on one side. The decoration around the top edges of the drums consist of zigzag lines and upraised circles. Vertical lines run the length of the drum bodies and bases.

Gold weight. Relatively-square metal piece with upraised geometric design. Design has a zigzag line on one half of the top surface and two squares on the other. One square consists of three vertical lines and the other three horizontal lines.

Gold weight. Flat, rectangular metal piece with upraised design consisting of three rectangles connected by a line running down the centre of the piece.

Gold weight. Shiny, rectangular metal piece with upraised design consisting of a series of short vertical lines connected to a long horizontal line.

Gold weight. Thick rectangular metal piece with design consisting of three upraised parallel bars.

Gold weight. Small, relatively square metal piece with prominent upraised "x"-shape design.

Large 'Yagis (sea creature) mask, with a model tanker ship in its mouth. Mask face is round, with a heavy dark brow emphasized with carved eyebrows and black paint. Black and red eyes are surrounded by a large area painted blue. The nose is wide with red, flared nostrils, and the mouth is thick, with lips holding a white model oil tanker. Atop the head sit large rounded ears, partially obscured by a thick fringe of long brown horse hair, which also falls around the sides of the face, and is used to create a beard and small moustaches at either corner of the mouth.

Photo-based work showing a section of the Museum's Great Hall in 1991. Image shows poles and house posts installed around the front area windows of the Great Hall (visible: A50019, A50001, A50006, A50036; partially visible: A50020, A50037). The outdoor exhibit area with the Haida House and Mortuary House are partially visible through the windows. Photograph is framed with white painted wood and plexiglas.