Miniature totem pole style carving. From top: human wearing a nobility hat; eagle; human face. Off-white with black and red paint.

Whale vertebra formed into a pipe; hole drilled in the top and fitted with a copper bowl while a connecting hole is drilled in the back. Both sides cut and incised to depict the head of an animal; rectangular eyes inset with copper.

Smoothly finished, rectangular bone balance with no decoration. Three holes are drilled into one of narrow edges, only the centre hole goes through to the other edge; fibre twine fragments are in each. One hole is drilled through the width of the bar at the corner of the side.

A slightly flaring cylindrical bone flute with two small holes and one large hole arranged in a line. The large hole is closest to the flared end.

Cylindrical bone flute with four holes on the top; decorated with three lines of punctuated circles; a small fourth line of three circles sits near one of the ends.

Flat, slightly concaved, hollow bone flute; mildly flared at one end with four holes on top, one hole on the bottom. All holes are approximately the same size; top four are closely spaced and positioned near the wider end.

Smoothly finished, slightly curved, rectangular bone balance with a design of punctuated circles on both of the wide, flat sides. One side has four groups of four circles arranged in a diamond shape. The other side has two groups of three circles on either side of four diamond shaped groups of four circles. Each of the short, skinny ends has a hole drilled. One hole is drilled through the skinny width of the bar in the very centre. The two other holes are symmetrically placed at the ends and run obliquely from one narrow edge to the adjacent narrow edge.

Ulu type knife. Rounded metal blade and ivory handle. The blade is crescent shaped, with a horizontal, yellowed ivory handle attached to it via a metal shank.

Bone spoon in two pieces with a shallow, circular bowl (part b) and long thin handle with a knob and two incised lines at the end (part a).

Carved bone handle fitted with a metal blade. Hilt narrows from blade, broadens near end to form a small pommel. Both sides of blade sharpened and narrows gradually to slightly rounded point.