A dark grey stone figure of a man standing, wearing a parka, on a wooden base.

A dark grey stone female figure, standing, wearing a parka, on a wooden base. She is carrying something on her back and her arms are stretched forward.

A small dark grey stone dog with its tail curved up towards its back.

A triangular dark grey stone dish with three grooves carved at each corner.

A small dark grey stone seal with carved eyes, mouth, tail, and fins.

A small dark grey stone seal with a carved face, fins, and tail.

The carving is of a human face and is overall green in colour with white speckles. It has a wide nose, two carved eye sockets and a small carved slit for a mouth. There is a handle-like extension that reaches from the back of the head to the back of the neck. Inscriptions on the underside of the base say: "T-Sharky," has a letter 'c' in a circle with the number "89" next to it, and is followed by Inuit syllabics.

Off-white whalebone base (part a) with 15 carved grey soapstone animals (parts b-p) that stand on top, with yellow-white coloured pegs that fit into holes on the base. Part b is a bear, part c is a narwhale, part d is a dog or wolf, part e is a sealion, part f is a caribou, part g is a rabbit, part h is a seal, part i is a seal, part j is a bird, part k is a whale, part l is a fish, part m is a bird, part n is a wolf, part o is a bird, and part p is a muskox. Parts q and r are carved bone antlers from the caribou (part f).

A brown piece used as a landscape upon which seven grey birds rest. Three birds on the bottom layer, three birds are on the top layer, and one bird is on a layer in between.

A long circular holder, hollowed out from end to end. Main section is light grey stone with a three-dimensional animal carved on one side. The thinner, plain end is made of a different light yellow-brown material, like horn?