Small wood carving of the torso and head of a man. Finely modelled face that has rounded, circular eyes surrounded by a carved tapering oval, a wide, triangular nose, bulbous cheeks, and a slightly parted mouth. Wearing a sectioned, rounded, peaked cap. Out stretched arms are nailed and glued to the body and appear to have been holding something (perhaps a paddle). Lower body cut off in a wedge shape. Two grooves in the side of the body (perhaps to secure figure in a model canoe).

Rectangular mat with woven pattern. There are wide bands of dark strands through the weft at regular intervals. Each band consists of pairs of diagonal strips. There is a border along the length of the mat formed by two pairs of dark strips through the warp. The edges are finished by including a wide strip of cedar as the outermost strand and overcasting on a cedar bark core. The mat is made of two pieces sewn together through the middle. There is a wooden dowel attached across one end.

Carved stone pipe with lip on rounded bowl, no rest. Metal band around mouthpiece.

Stone pipe with rest. Kneeling figure of a man carved on the bowl.

Carved stone pipe with eyes and nostrils carved at bottom of bowl, and metal chevrons inlaid along stem and solid at mouthpiece.

Spoon with shallow scoop that tapers to a point at handle and curved, tapered handle. Surface is undecorated.

Stone pipe with spur shapeed rest, and three ridges at mouthpiece. Eye carved right side with metal detail.

Circular shape with design of deer and goose, bow and arrow, and lines.

Carved stone pipe with rest, decorated with checker work pattern in metal and metal mouthpiece with repeating ridges.

Stone pipe with two incised circles on the rest which has a fan shape scalloped edge. Metal mouthpiece has checker pattern.