Tubular quiver that tapers slightly towards the bottom. Quiver has a long thick hide and cotton fibre strap that is secured near the top and bottom of the quiver with strips of hide. The upper portion of the quiver basket is decorated with alternating strips of light coloured grass and reddish-brown bark.

A basket woven in the shape of a heart. A piece of bark or root is tied around the middle, keeping the lid tightly closed. The lid is rimmed with red and has a design of a red outline of a heart with a light brown centre. The side of the basket has alternating horizontal rows of light brown, red, and black. There is an inscription written on the bottom with the maker name, place and date.

Large, rectangular basketry tray with two handles at either sides which are connected to the rim row that has equally spaced loops along the top. The side of the tray has an alternating pattern of a red or black inverted geometric pattern in between a light brown upright geometric pattern. The bottom of the tray has alternating rows of red or black in between light brown.

Rectangular, light brown woven basket with a flat, fitted lid. Two geometric designs--in black and yellow-white, and red and yellow-white--mark the lid and the four sides.

Rectangular basketry tray with two handles at either sides. The side of the tray has horizontal rows of light brown. The bottom of the tray has alternating rows of red, black, and light brown.

Bark model canoe with wood frame. One thwart across opening. Canoe has longer base than opening, with pointed ends at the bow and stern, which angle up to the top rim. Part b is a model wooden paddle.

Elliptical woven basket with a flat bottom, one flat end, and slightly flared sides. Basket is brown with red, black and light brown repeating patterns woven into it in a checkerboard fashion.

Brown circular woven basket with slightly flared sides, flat top, a raised lip around the circular opening, and a lid fitted to the opening. Basket is brown in colour and of an open lattice-twined weave.

Round crab trap. Twigs are cross-lashed together with strips of bark into a squat round frame with funnel-shaped opening at top. Three handle-like lengths of twisted bark are woven and tied vertically onto the outside. a long bent twig with knot at one end protrudes out from inside.

The shaft is carved with dark vertically linear designs on a natural background above four of the cane joints. The end of the shaft is wrapped with fibre. The base of the shaft, near the pointed end, has bark (?) wrapped around it. The point has two stacked cones, each with a double base.