A white-yellow rectangular piece with a large v-cut out of one side with three holes drilled through the front and one hole drilled lengthwise. It is decorated with two vertical lines in the centre with a T-shape and a diagonal line on either side.

A miniature, white-yellow knife with long blade and curved handle. The handle has five black, round markings on each side.

A miniature, white-yellow knife with a long, straight blade and handle featuring seven round, black markings on each side.

A white, miniature human figure with a parka, leggings, and boots drawn onto it. One leg has been broken.

A light brown wooden miniature harpoon with coiled line.

A carved white-yellow miniature harpoon made witha hole one-third of the way down.

A roughly carved white-yellow miniature spear.

A miniature, white-yellow spear with a handle, narrow shaft, and spearhead; carved from a single piece of tusk(?), with little articulation.

Carved black stone sculpture of two bears standing on their hind legs fighting; bear's front paws and knees are touching, both have open mouths with bared teeth and shallowly carved facial features.

The bowl is in the shape of a square with rounded outer and inner edges and has one corner that extends approximately half the depth of the overall piece that is solid stone. On one corner of the bowl, there is a small bird figure that is brown in colour. Directly opposite to this, there is a larger bird figure attached to the solid extension of the dish's corner. On the outer wall directly between the two bird figures are Inuit symbols etched onto the bowl's surface. On the outer wall, to the right of the symbols is a human face in relief. The outer wall that stands in direct opposition to the two bird figures has two branch-like etches on its surface that are light brown in colour, one has six prongs and the other has four prongs. Around the entire outer rim of the bowl is a solid light brown line that is approximately .5 cm from the top rim.