Two mermaid-like ivory figures (b-c) are pegged to a flat, cross-section of antler (a). Both figures have fan-like tails, humanoid faces, crosshatched braids on back and small pectoral fins. B is lying out straight, while c has head turned and tail is on its edge.

Plain bow with a curved caribou antler piece and a loose band of skin across and knotted through a hole at each end of the curved piece.

Female caribou head with neck tapering in wedge shape. Mouth and nostrils are well defined at end of muzzle. Eyes on each side, one has remains of wooden plug. Oval ears in relief with deep canals. Hole drilled through at back of head. Numerous lines across neck.

Curved piece has metal spike forming reverse angle barb. Base of curved piece is cut on diagonal and has small lip.

Curved, triangular-shaped metal blade is attached with three metal rivets to antler handle. Handle has notch near end, then forks out into two spikes.

Curved, triangular-shaped metal blade is attached with two metal rivets to antler handle. Handle has large notch cut out, then it forks out into two spikes.

Ulu type knife. Flared, triangular metal blade with a rounded, beveled edge on the bottom. Top point of the blade is attached by a metal rivet to a shank that connects to a short, horizontal handle of white-brown antler.

Long, triangular-shaped metal blade. The handle, which flares out at both ends, consists of two sections of caribou antler cut in a v-shape and joined with metal rivets.

Elongated triangular-shaped metal blade. The handle is round with an antler spike jutting out at the end.

Triangular-shaped copper point. Blade inserted and riveted to antler shaft that has cancellous texture and a notch one quarter of way down its length. V-shaped cut where two antler sections have been joined and riveted with three copper pins. End tapers to point.