White-yellow bone carved into a handle with a thick, flared, triangular segment on the end. The triangular segment has a large cavity bored into it. The handle has a small, circular hole bored completely through it.

Curved, grey-yellow horn(?) with a hole bored through near the tip.

A flat curved frame with the netting wrapped around the sides and knotted within to create squares in a mesh network.

Long light grey-brown bone harpoon that tapers to a pointed tip. Wider end is incised at an angle.

White bone with two curving, rounded ends and a protruding, raised ridge along the axis.

Off-white skin bag (part a), a braided sinew string (part b), and 179 bones (parts c-yyyyyyy).

An object in seven parts. Part a is a curved, white-grey section of antler with a skin strap strung from one end to the other. Part b is a white-yellow skin bag with a braided sinew string attached near the top; all seven pieces fit into the bag. Affixed within the bag is a commercial, blue and white square sticker with an image of an igloo with the words "canadian eskimo art." Parts c--f are cylindrical wooden sticks that have chisel-like bone (?) prongs attached to one end surrounded by a grey ring of antler; the sticks are also narrower at the centre than at the ends. Part g is a short, yellow-brown segment of bone with a circular indentation in its centre.

Carved horn spoon with a long straight handle with a pointed tip and a bowl that tapers to a pointed tip. The handle is dark brown, and the bowl is mottled light and dark brown.

Carved horn spoon with a long straight handle with a pointed tip and a bowl that tapers to a pointed tip. The handle is dark brown and has notches in the sides near where the handle joins the bowl. Bowl is mottled dark and light brown, and the underside of the bowl is lighter with black and dark brown markings.

Carved bone D-Adze. Metal blade attached with screw and hemp(?) fibre. Wolf(?) carved into one end.