A carved tusk handle with several long, bunched, brown feathers attached to it, with a band of fur. The handle has five shapes carved and painted on it, in black. Closest to the tip of the handle, in descending order are a bird, a sun, a dog, a polar bear, and a caribou.

A long, narrow object comprised of several parts. A long piece of bone resembling a bell clapper has four carved ribs and a loop at one end. Skin is tied to the loop and threaded through a tube-shaped section of bone. Two copper needles and a grey stone thimble are attached to the skin on the other side of the tube. A double-sided hook is tied to the end of the skin strip.

Walrus resting its chin on the top of a large human face positioned in front of it. The walrus' front flippers are raised slightly off the ground while its tusks hang over the human forehead. (Possible syllabics on base?)

A quadrangular metal blade with a hole made midway. The blade is held in its holder with a metal nail. The holder has a hole drilled through the middle depth and another hole for the insertion of the shaft.

A polished multi-coloured sharpened blade with a pointed tip. Fossilized, possible made of ivory or stone.

Pair of light brown miniature boots trimmed with brown cloth, each decorated with a tasseled red and grey string bow on the front.

A long curved greyish-brown piece with a handle, a sharpened blade, and a rounded end. The holes are part of the material structure of the bone.

Necklace composed of teeth strung alternatively with pale blue coloured glass beads, except for a short section composed of two large pale blue coloured globular Russian trade beads, two large oval pale pink coloured beads and two facetted tubular dark blue coloured beads.

A fish hook shaped like an insect with blue beads for eyes and a back painted green.

The piece is mainly made of wood in the shape of a cross with a strip that circles around the cross. One point of the cross sticks out from the circle and has a piece of bone curving upward. The object is attached with nails.