Bone tool, rectangular in shape with a point tip at one end and a slightly tapered, squared tip on the other. The underside has a wide, concaved groove.

Mountain sheep horn spoon with wide bowl and long, triangular handle. The edges of the handle are cut in near the end and continue to a narrow squared end. There is a hole in the end of the handle. Suture marks are visible across the bowl of the spoon. The spoon is an opaque amber colour with dark brown striations, especially on the back of the spoon.

A plain, orange-brown ladle with a deep bowl that has a rounded bottom and a circular abalone shell inlaid piece on the lower portion of the handle.

Wooden rattle composed of two complementary parts connected with three wooden pegs and cord. Smooth, unpainted wood. Polished black goat horn handle tip.

Flat paddle shape with deep indentation on one side. Small hole on end of handle.

Spoon carved from one piece of slightly translucent dark and light brown mountain goat horn with an elongated bowl that tapers slightly at the tip and a tapering, curved handle.

A plain one piece spoon with a shallow bowl that comes to a point at the tip end and a concave handle that has a hole in the middle. The bowl of the spoon is translucent while the handle is dark brown.

Spoon carved from one piece of horn with a leaf-shaped bowl and long narrow handle with a squared end. A hole has been bored into the handle near the tip. The spoon is an opaque amber colour with dark brown striations.

Pendant in the shape of a stylized female figure (hei tiki) with geometric patterns. The figure's head is tilting to her right. The circular eyes are inlaid with abalone (paua). The figure's right arm is at the waist; the left arm is at the face; legs are crossed. Four holes are bored through the figure, two at the arms and two at the legs. An off-white cord threads through the two arm holes; the cord closes with an bone screw clasp.

Bone barb, conical in shape with each end coming to a tip; shows sectioning.