The object, in the shape of a skull, was carved from a single, hollowed out piece of wood. Its lower jaw is missing. With four nails, the skull, without its lower jaw, was attached to a metal disk with a dome-shaped center. The object is in stable and fair condition. There is a repaired crack on the proper left side of the back of the skull as well as a repaired splinter at the proper right side of the lower edge. At the top of the skull on the proper right side, there is a large circular wooden plug.

This spoon is carved from one piece of antler. The handle is carved into a square form on the end with a saw tooth edge. Then three narrow slits are cut out along the length of the handle until it reaches the bowl. The bowl is darkened in color.

Large carved handle spoon. Figures on handle have inset abalone shell eyes.

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Blum

Carved wooden spoon, with a shallow curved bowl, handle has one humanoid face, an animal face possibly a bear or wolf along its length and a bird carved on the end. Detail on the figures are painted red.

This short spoon is carved from one piece. The handle has one head wearing a multiple ringed shaman's hat.

This spoon is carved from one piece of wood. The short handle has an abstract figural form, which is emphasized by engravings that extend into the bowl of the spoon.

This extremely graceful spoon is carved from one piece of horn that has beautiful amber and brown striations in its coloring. The bowl is very thin and large. The handle is a round delicate tube that curves from the bowl and after a length curves back almost 180 degrees to culminate in a water bird head with a long open beak.

Back of pendant is slightly hollow. Head of frog has drilled hole. Piece of old tape over red number that is illegible.

Wooden feast spoon with long rounded bowl. The handle is carved with a sitting-bear effigy; upper claws, ears, mouth, nose and tongue, and a small tail are represented. Below the bears feet is carved a human face.