A red-brown wood ladle (part a) with an elongated bowl and a dark lathed knob (part b) handle. The dark, hollow knob (part b) has three horizontal raised ridges around the lower portion, a flat rounded top, and inserts onto the handle into an upward flaring, conical metal piece.

Circular spruce root basket (a) with a flat bottom and a fitted lid (b); plain twined weaving. Design has completely faded on outside. Base - one band (five rows wide) with every other warp strand in purple. Sides - central band; every other warp strand is purple for eight warp strands then every other stitch (staggered) is purple for eight warp strands. Gives the effect of two staggered rows of alternating squares of checks and stripes. Lid has same design as base.

Club made from a branch of wood with a natural "knot" end that has been carved into the shape of a hand clenching a ball shape. The handle portion has rings and gouges carved in relief on surface. An "E" is carved into the butt end.

Traditional shield-shaped whole copper with a T-shaped raised design element that divides the bottom section in half and separates the top section from the bottom. The sides flare outwards from the middle toward the top on the convex top section.The copper is blackened overall. Large hanging hooks have been heavily welded onto back surface at upper sides and a length of rope attached.