Model of a spear thrower or atlatl. Relatively flat triangular-like shape with one end curving into an upward point and the other end being a flat end which has two holes diagonal from each other and a short denticulate serrated edge.

Fish hook and line. Hook set in piece of bone, attached to a braided sinew line wound on a wooden spool.

Long rounded piece, slightly curved, with one end having a metal head point and the other end having been sharpened to a point.

Cream-coloured , curved section of bone with a point at one end and a tapered, tab-like projection at the other; spine-like ridge runs down the centre.

Curved goggles carved from a single piece of wood, contoured to fit the face. A long, narrow eye slit runs horizontally through the centre of the goggles. A semicircular indentation is carved in the back to accommodate the bridge of the nose. A thin cord is attached on each goggle side.

Small, irregularly shaped wooden piece with rounded corners and two point-like protrusions.

Fish hook (b) and lure (a) attached to each other with a short length of sinew.

Wrapped nock with fletching attached at ends, not middle. Caribou antler fore-shaft with triangular steel arrowhead.

One dull barb on fore-shaft with triangular point. Plain shaft in two parts with wrapped nock and two feathers.

Wrapped nock and two feathers. Caribou antler fore-shaft with one barb and triangular shaped steel point.