Large, unpainted, horn-shaped whistle. Has no air vent; mouth end chipped.

Long staff, pointed at the top, skinned bare of bark and branches up to 14 in. from the top where a series of 6 branches extend perpendicularly from the staff in all directions. A number of deer hooves and feathers are fastened with thongs and string around the branches. A blue nylon scarf is tied just below.

Wool headdress woven in sections with cotton warp for about four inches. One piece of wire is shaped to fit the crown of an old felt hat. More wire is attached to this and comes to a point bent forward. The smallest section of wool is circled around this and joined together. The other two are attached to a cloth which is in turn attached to the hat. It is crowned with raven feathers.

Woven belt with geometric design in red on white. Fringed ends in white and red.

Wooden staff, or baton, adorned with many deer hooves at the proximal end that rattle. The hooves are threaded with pieces of deer hide which are in turn wound around and tied to the baton. A carved bear head creates a finial above two sets of deer hoof rattles. The remainder of the baton is engraved with various animals designs, which have also been painted.

Woven belt with geometric design in black and red and purple on white. Design consists mainly of stripes. The ends are braided to create ties.

Teeth strung alternately between three glass beads (either red, blue, or white) on twisted fibre cord.

Twenty-four teeth strung by their roots between small brown discs on a braided fibre.

Black and clear beads are strung alternately with teeth on a twisted fibre string knotted together at the ends.

Dance ornament (for an arm or ankle?) consisting of a cloth band with deer hooves hanging from leather thongs.