Multi-dimensional transformation carving. Four birds sit back to back on one end, and on the opposite (upside-down), the conjoined heads of two women, back to back, two stylized protrusions between them appear as upward facing arms.

Carving of a head with four faces and a large bald misshapen skull. Only one face has a pronounced chin and a sloping forehead.

Clay Sedna figure. Body of a fish with a woman's head. Detailing in the hair and tail fins. Inscription on bottom.

Kneeling woman wearing amouti. Stylized arms and legs and distinct facial features (slanted eyes, lined mouth, and long triangular nose). There is an inscription on the bottom.

Bird figure with uneven, outstretched wings. Two indented black dots for eyes, a small line for the mouth, and three toes/claws on each foot which are drawn up close to the body.

Dark green serpentine stone carving depicting a bear walking. Eyes are shallow engraved circles with dots in the centres; ears protrude slightly from the sides of the head and then are hollowed out; small tail protrudes from rear.

White-grey coloured long and curved piece of antler with braided piece of cord that ties through holes at each end. Has small rectangular sticker with an image of a black and white coloured igloo on back with the printed inscription "Eskimo Art."

A flat short tipped metal blade inset into a handle.

Light brown-yellow, white tipped pointed bone tool. The handle's butt has two small black eyes and a mouth carved to look like a seal.

A one piece blade with a handle which curves along one side.