The rattle head is made of rawhide. The handle is made of a piece of wood wrapped in red wool and held on by a hide thong wrapped around its length. Head of rattle stained green on one side and orange on the other. Each of the two feathers has two red lines on it. There are small strips of white fur attached to the head. There is a looped band of fur attached to the end of the handle.

Bone, brass and glass beads strung on a leather thong; there is a piece of shell in the middle and metal cones at the ends.

Miniature birch bark canoe with a single cross-beam and spare, white quill designs sewn onto the sides (only one of three designs on each side remains).

Rattle made from a cylindrical section of white horn; rattle has a wooden handle that runs through its centre and is plugged at both ends with circular wooden pieces to which the horn is nailed.

A hollow red pipe with a T-shape (part a), of which one end is shorter and closed and the other end is open and has a long rectangular rim. Part b is a long hollow wooden stick.

Flat circular bone ? piece tied with thong. Has two pieces of shell ? clasps ? on the leather skin, which has a piece of horn attached.

Brown wooden club with a straight handle capped by a ball-shaped protrusion. Handle is carved with geometric shapes and patterns. Bottom of handle has a protruding knob with a hole through its centre.

Plain hollow red rounded small L-shaped pipe with a metal ferrule around the end.

A hollow grey pipe with a T-shape, of which one end is very short and closed and the other end is a long, open, semi-rounded part with a flattened bottom, and has a ring design around the mouth of the bowl and stem tip.

Hatchet shaped red piece hollowed at both ends of the L-shape, of which, across the larger end there is a flat circular protrusion.