Curved, triangular-shaped metal blade is attached with two metal rivets to antler handle. Handle has large notch cut out, then it forks out into two spikes.

Ulu type knife. Flared, triangular metal blade with a rounded, beveled edge on the bottom. Top point of the blade is attached by a metal rivet to a shank that connects to a short, horizontal handle of white-brown antler.

Scoop-shaped ladle made from goldish-brown, translucent horn; wide mouth; narrows to back with short handle.

Leaf-shaped metal point with a motif stamped on one side. There is a copper section attached with a pin. Arrowhead has hole going crosswise through it; arrowhead is hollow and has two prongs.

Leaf-shaped grey metal arrowhead with another piece of metal joined on to connect to shaft. Circular hole goes crosswise through it; top is hollow and has one flat prong, evidence that another prong has broken off; copper band around top.

Triangular-shaped, grey metal arrowhead with ridge down centre. Shaft is round and tapers to point.

Curved piece of bone; hole in each end strung with length of rawhide. Two holes in rawhide, one at end, another smaller hole three-quarters along bone's length. Hard outer casing of bone near one end has worn away to reveal marrow. Opposite side to worn area has 7.5 cm.

Two-sided sharp metal point inserted in round wood shaft and bound with sinew. Shaft's end is rounded.

Long, triangular-shaped metal blade. The handle, which flares out at both ends, consists of two sections of caribou antler cut in a v-shape and joined with metal rivets.

Elongated triangular-shaped metal blade. The handle is round with an antler spike jutting out at the end.