Model totem pole (a) with incised decoration and an eagle at the top that is carved in relief with sideways protruding wings. The pole fits with a peg onto a square platform (b) that is also of bone.

Bird-like figure carved into the natural shape of a horn. Starting from the tip of the horn and moving downwards to the wider end of the horn, the head has a pointed beak, carved white coloured eyes, a narrow neck, a wider body, an oversized and incised tail feather, and two skinny legs that extend to the bottom of the horn.

Part a is a long, yellow-brown bone with a leather strap wrapped around the thick, upper end. The opposite end tapers to a chisel-like point with carved teeth-like shapes on one side. Part b is a large, tan-coloured leather piece that the scraper is wrapped in.

Thin cylindrical piece of bone that has a recessed area and a knob at one end and a metal loop with beads strung onto it at the other end. White thread is wound around recessed area. Five small grooves go around just above recessed area; grooves are painted in alternating black and red. The beads vary in size; the colours of the beads in order are: light blue, clear, light blue, blue, light blue, clear, and light blue.

Hollow, straight bone with 2-ply twisted cord attached at one end using a tar resin? White feathers attached to end of cord with same resin. Cord is painted rust red.

A large hollow horn fitted with a small brass reed; the metal piece has a slit near the smaller end.

A piece with a curved neck that has a head with a beak at the top and a circular base with coiled skin going through around which a string is tied that ties at the other end to the middle of the neck. Skin is stitched over the enitre piece except the beak.

Square, stone base with a canopy of stone, bone and sinew. Suspended from the sinew in the canopy is a cylindrical skin bag and rectangular stone vessel. Directly underneath the vessel is a larger, elliptical, stone vessel supported by three bone legs.

A small ulu tied to a small stone dish. The dish is black in colour and is a shallow V-shape, slopping upwards from the narrow end. The narrow part of the dish has a small knob protruding from its base and has a pierced hole where white-yellow strands of sinew extend to the ulu. The ulu is made entirely of off-white bone with a T-shaped handle, and is pierced with a hole and strung with sinew connecting it to the dish.

Pear-shaped two sided case (part a) with extended rod and round metal pin that connects both sides together. Part b is a slightly domed circular weight that has four small holes around the perimeter and is attached to a stick with black fibre cording and red tassels. Part c is a small weight with scalloped edges and part d is the newspaper that is wrapped around it (part c).