Lozenge-shaped, translucent grey point with black speckles.

Small harpoon-shaped piece of carved tusk. One end is large, and the other end is tapered to a point. Rawhide is wrapped around the large end.

Long, thin, piece of bone that tapers to a point; finial with deeply scalloped edges carved at top. Held in a strip of hide with three other similar pieces (A2.319, A2.321-322).

Length of bone with a large hole drilled through either end; ends are bulbous and angular. Used for pulling sleighs.

Elongated, cream-coloured, tapering spear point with carved barbs along both edges. Made from two overlapping piece held together with four metal rivets.

Small sliver-shaped section of bone with barbs carved down both sides.

Two rounded, lozenge-shaped pieces of mottled white-yellow and brown tusk; bound together with a leather thong and string.

Short, slightly curved chisel blade set into a rectangular bone handle; handle has a circular hole bored through the centre directly below the blade.

Light brown, stick-like marrow scoop; one end is slightly tapered and flattened.

Gently curved metal piece attached to a curved bone handle; handle is grooved to accommodate fingers.