A stone base carved to represent an ice floe with four walrus carvings - one juvenile and three adults with tusks. One walrus is attached to the floe base (part a) while three are detached (parts b-d). Each detached walrus has a peg in the bottom to set it into a hole on the base. Whiskers and facial features are drawn on by pen. Stone base has semi-circular notches cut out of each side and a decorative incised border.

Carving of a dog standing still and facing forwards with tail horizontal. Black inset eyes. Mouth is open but no teeth have been carved.

Carving of a dog standing still, facing forwards. Black inset eyes. Mouth is open but no teeth have been carved. Tail faces towards the ground and is cut off(?) rather than pointed.

Carving of a dog or fox standing facing forwards with its tail horizontal. Black inset eyes. Mouth is open but no teeth are carved.

Carving of a sled with dog hitch. The sled (part a) is made of many individual pieces (each cross bar and each runner is a separate piece - lashed by sinew done in the way a real sled would be lashed). On top of the sled is lemming fur for a driver to sit on. Tucked under the lemming fur is a separate harpoon (part d) and a separate hitch line and toggle (part e). The driver (part b) is carved in a separate piece and has a separate rifle (part c). Attached to the front of the sled is the hitch for the dogs complete with a toggle for the attachment of each dog.

Carving of a bull caribou with antlers. Black inset eyes, made of baleen(?). Antlers inset into small holes on the caribou's head (adhesive added at some point). One antler is broken at end; the other side has detached from glue.

Carving of a polar bear standing with its head turned to the left. Black inset eyes. Nostrils present but no mouth. Tail weakly defined.

Carving of a seal pup. Seal has black inset eyes. The front flippers are splayed outwards as if seal is supporting itself on the flippers. Each claw is detailed.

Carving of two women standing on a rectangular base. One of the women is pegged to the base and is wearing a skirt and amauti (parka), with the hood on her head. The other women (part b) is similarly clothed but the hood is down and there is a baby wearing a bonnet in the pouch. The outlines of the amautis and the facial features of the women and the infant are incised and then drawn with ink or pencil. The part b figure is detached and has an iron peg in the bottom of her foot. There is an extra hole in the base (suggesting a missing piece?).

Oval dish with a bird at one end and an arctic hare at the other end. The bird is resting as if on water and has two inset black eyes. The hare is sitting with ears folded back and has two inset black eyes. One the base underneath the bird is written in ink "Nil-lil".