Silver bracelet with a carved and incised floral design. The design has a hook clasp to secure it around the wrist. The bracelet width is even all the way around.

Bracelet with geometric shapes carved on a cross-hatched background. A smiling face is carved in the design at one end.

Cord composed of twined off-white and grey goat hair and cedar bark.

Undecorated copper bracelet with open back. Bracelet has a square cross-section.

Engraved bracelet with design of two sea-wolves meeting face to face at centre front. One end of bracelet has a clasp; other end has three rectangular holes punched out for adjusting the size when closed.

Salmon-shaped oval bracelet with ends that do not meet. One end of bracelet shaped into mature salmon's head, with characteristic hooked mouth and bulging eye incised. Other end shaped into tail fin with incised lines. Narrower body area is incised with three ovoid forms separated by cross-hatching.

Oval bracelet with eagle design. Ends do not meet. One end is shaped and as an eagle head with incised ovoid eye and beak. Other end is shaped and incised as a feathered tail. Body of bracelet has design of two wings and another eagle head incised, with cross-hatching around them. Bracelet is wider at both ends and narrower through the body.

Salmon-shaped oval bracelet with ends that do not meet. One end is shaped and incised as the salmon head with eyes, mouth, gills etc. showing. Other end is shaped and incised as the tail fin. Inside of bracelet shows hammering marks. Cross-hatching and engraved ovoids in body. Bracelet is wider at head and tail and narrower through the body.

Snake-shaped bracelet. Wider end has raised eyes, representing the snake's head. Other end shows rings of a rattle representing the end of the tail. Ends of bracelet do not meet. Body of snake is engraved with a regular pattern of scale-like marks.

Bracelet with design of two seals facing each other at the centre front, with their bodies extending to each end. Ends have a closing clasp. Background has diagonal hatching.