Wooden game piece stained red-brown. The stick is triangular in shape with a thicker top that tapers into a point. Carved into the top is a thunderbird in profile. The remainder of the piece has a carved scalloped edge on each side. There are two nails in the top of the stick, one just below the bird and another near the point that fasten it to a game board (A17073 a-b).

Set of nine knitting needles (parts a-i), hand carved from spirea wood. Points at both ends.

Tiny bowl, round in shape with a slight depression and a slightly flattened base. Made from a light coloured ground stone.

Carved, wooden figure depicting the head of a serpent with engraved eyes, displayed teeth, protruding circular nostrils and an extended tongue. Distal end is broken off.

Flat, carved, wooden creaser, boat-shaped with "horn-like" protrusions on either end. Lower edge of the tool is curved and carved lengthways with a long groove. The top is incised on either side with a similar, geometric pattern consisting of a series of wavy lines, straight lines and triangular indentations.

Spoon carved from one piece of horn with a leaf-shaped bowl and long narrow handle with a squared end. A hole has been bored into the handle near the tip. The spoon is an opaque amber colour with dark brown striations.

Bone barb, conical in shape with each end coming to a tip; shows sectioning.

Bone barb, conical in shape with each end coming to a tip.

Bone barb, triangular in shape with a tapered point at one end, a rectangular shaped, flat body and a tapered, flat end. The underside has a concaved groove.

Long, triangular shaped, flat, harpoon head with a tapered, pointed tip and broken, square shaped end. There are five linear notches along the top.