A metal fish hook carved with six circles in a row, each with a dotted centre. Wire line is affixed to hook.

A small white piece carved into a rounded ball on top of oval-like shoulders.

A metal point held within a wooden handle. There is red paint around the area where the two parts meet.

Carved billiken type of figurine. Very small, white, sitting figure with arms and hands at sides. Eyes, eyebrows, mouth and navel delineated with black ink(?). A carved hanging loop protrudes from the figure's head.

A lightly coloured weaving shuttle.

Ulu type stone knife. Black-brown, oval in shape, narrowing at the handle and flaring outward at the blade. Around the outer edges of the blade, there are a series of irregular chips that create the general shape of the piece.

The mittens are brown, oval shaped and made from two pieces of skin. Fine hair is still attached to the skin. Around the base opening there is a white band and green stitching with a small opening and a thin drawstring. On each mitten there is a brown tie sewn on the side opposite the thumb. The ties are knotted together, joining the mittens.

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?)