Canoe bailer with a curved rectangular base made from a piece of cedar bark supported with wood strips that have been inserted into the bark, the ends pleated and bent perpendicular to the base into a triangular shape, and the gathered ends bound with string to a length of wood that extends between them to serve as a handle.

A brown slightly flared upward cylindrical basket (part a) with a lid (part b). There are four equally spaced alternating green, and brown and orange diagonal stepped patterns around the side of the basket (part a). There are three horizontal rows of brown, orange, and brown around the bottom of the basket (part a). The side of the basket tapers into an upright rim. The lid (part b) has a slightly flared upward cylindrical circular brown knob surrounded by three brown, orange, and brown circle lines with four equally spaced alternating green, and brown and orange diagonal stepped patterns around it. There are three horizontal rows of brown, orange, and brown around the side of the lid (part b).

Brown woven bamboo basket with straight, vertical sides, a round upper rim and a hexagonal bottom.

Basketry covered antler designed with sections of dark brown rows of x-shaped weave within a basic brown weave.

Brown-red coloured birch bark container with lid that is narrower and rounded at rim and square at the base. Lid inserts into round top and has a scalloped-cut edge with horizontal stitching. Leather handle.

Birch bark container with linear, triangular designs (horizontal) around the outside. Reddish pigment is on the background of the outside of the piece and the rim has staggered overstitches. On both sides of the outside, larger triangular stitches (vertical) attache the birch bark pieces together.

Two feathers attached to a cylindrical shaft with fibre. Fibre also wrapped around the tip of the shaft. Spear head missing.

Metal-tipped spear head attached to an off-white rope with cord that has been covered in dark grey resin(?). The other end of the rope is, in turn, attached to a wooden shaft in the same manner. This cord is also wound around the butt end of the shaft.

Metal-tipped spear with wooden shaft. The spear tip is attached to the wooden shaft with cord that has been covered in dark grey resin(?). This cord has also been wound around the butt end of the spear shaft, and approximately one sixth of the way down the length of the shaft from the head.

Metal-tipped spear with wooden shaft. The spear tip is attached to the wooden shaft with cord that has been covered in dark grey resin(?). Part a is the main part of the spear, and part b is the butt end of the shaft, which has broken off.