Rectangular-shaped dark grey coloured metal blade with white-grey coloured curved handle. Blade is sharpened on one edge only, is attached to the handle by two long pieces of antler that run between the handle and blade, and secured with metal rivets to the blade. Narwhal tusk dowels attache antler pieces to the handle.

A lightly coloured oblong piece with the centre carved out and a 10 by 0.2 cm slit through which the eyes can see. The middle of the sides are carved out for the piece to fit around the nose. There are two holes at either ends for the string which goes around the head.

Pair of mittens made of caribou skin with thick fur. Each mitten is made of four pieces of skin. One piece forms the back of the mitten, a second piece forms the top of the palm and inside of the thumb. The third piece forms the base of the palm and other side of the thumb. Another piece is attached as cuffs around the wrists. Each mitten has a strip of white caribou fur attached to the wrist; these in turn are tied to each other. The pieces that form the cuffs are attached with the skin to the outside and folded so that the fur shows on the outside as well. The cuffs are not very long, just covering the wrists. The hair on the inside of the right hand thumb (part a) is removed. A black cord is attached to the cuff of the left hand mitten.

Four small brown sticks or pegs.

Dark brown kayak made of skin stretched over a wooden frame. The skin is sewn together with a seam running down the centre of the boat from the upturned, pointed end to the pointed tip at the front. The circular cockpit is ringed with a strip of wood and raised in the front.

Grey-white coloured model sled with two runners that are upturned and tapered to a point at one end and are connected to each other by sinew cording strung in between them. On top of the runners are seven evenly-spaced rectangular-shaped pieces of bone that are perpendicular to the runners and are attached with white-yellow coloured sinew cording at each of their ends. Attached to each runner and in between the first and second rectangular pieces is a longer piece of sinew cording that twists halfway down the piece.

Men’s inner coat, or parka, of caribou skin with the fur on the inside. The coat has a close fitting pointed hood, rounded shoulders. It is knee length in the front and reaches well below the knees in the back. The hood is trimmed with a band of white fur.

A dark coloured walrus with hind limbs and front flippers. Carved lines accentuate the limbs, the area around the neck, the whiskers, and the eyes and nose. The walrus has lightly coloured tusks.

A wood figure dressed in white clothing in a kayak made of skin and wood. Weapons are attached to the kayak, among them a harpoon (part b), and a spear (part c).

Two miniature, white-yellow figures--a woman and a child--mounted on a dark brown piece of bone with a wafer-like texture. The base is roughly rectangular in shape, with the two figures facing each other and positioned diagonally in the corners.