Cattail-mat needle. Long bowed wooden mat needle, flat on one side, rounded on the other. Has one broken end, other end has the eye, and is flattened and shaped.

Cattail-mat needle. Long, bowed, wooden needle, flat on one side, rounded on the other. Has one pointed end, other has the eye and is flattened and shaped.

Rounded pot with blended round shoulder burnished with vertical strokes; hand built and sawdust fired. Large light brown area from shoulder to base on one side. Small light grey areas on the shoulder. Black rough burned spots and shiny black spots. Large area of black firing material and burned spots inside the pot. Signed, dated and numbered by artist on the base.

Rounded pot with raised lip. Burnished with vertical stroke marks and slight shoulder. Signed, dated and numbered by artist on the base.

Rounded pot with round shoulder burnished with vertical strokes; hand built and sawdust fired. Pot has a burned lower section. Irregular speckling mostly on the shoulder. Two black spots on one side. The inside is mostly black with irregular patches of brown, black, light grey and burned areas. Signed and dated by the artist on the base.

Long, bowed, wooden mat needle. Flat on one side and triangular on the other. One end flares out to a diamond shaped point with the tip missing. The other end has a small thin triangular hole cut out. Knotted brown fabric tied through the triangular hole.

Small, round, coiled cedar root basket with overcast handle. Handle forks into two, on each side, above rim of basket. Braided trim is used to finish the rim of the basket on either side of the handles. Watch-spring coiled foundation and wood slat walls. Red cherry bark beading along top edge, and red cherry bark and white canary grass imbricated designs decorate basket.

Wooden, sword-like beater with long, flat, blunt-ended blade. The carved handle has an oval hand guard and a duck-like shape on the end. The blade flares towards both ends, is narrower in the centre and dull on both sides.

Two, small, rectangular shaped, coiled cedar root basket rim fragments (parts a-b). Foundations are visible, cedar wood slat is used for the distal portion and cedar root foundation is used for the overcast rim on the proximal portion of both. One piece (a) is longer than the other (b).

Small bone tool, triangular in shape with tapered, pointed ends and a wide, flat body.