Long, triangular-shaped metal blade. The handle, which flares out at both ends, consists of two sections of caribou antler cut in a v-shape and joined with metal rivets.

Triangular-shaped, curved metal blade is corroded and attached to a caribou antler segment with metal rivet and staple. Antler is long and flat. One side of antler is smooth while the other is cancellous and four holes are drilled through, several others only partially drilled.

Leaf-shaped metal tip inserted in an antler section which is bilaterally barbed. Base of antler tapers to jagged edge where the end has broken off.

Metal tip is inserted in slit of antler section and riveted. Antler is unilaterally barbed, has a line guard by the bottom barb, and end is cut on a diagonal. One antler side has a cancellous texture while the other is smooth.

Metal tip is inserted in slit of antler section and riveted. Antler is unilaterally barbed, has line guard by bottom barb and curves slightly at bottom. Base is cut on a diagonal and has a slight lip on the outside. One side of antler has cancellous texture, while the other is made of the cortex.

Small arrowhead in caribou antler fore-shaft with two small barbs. The shaft was in at least two parts, only one part remains.

Wrapped nock and plain shaft. Caribou antler fore-shaft has two small barbs at base and a copper arrowhead with one long sharp barb. Plain unfeathered shaft.

Wrapped nock and feathers on plain shaft. Triangular point on a piece of caribou antler with one small barb.

Short, grey and yellow-white pipe with a protruding human face carved on the front of the bowl; face has two white beads inset in the eyes. Carved lines run along the bottom of the stem. Metal lines the bowl.

A long curved piece with a ridge along each side. One end is tapered with a continuation of these bridges, and the other side is tapered to a cylindrical-like point with two barbs on one side.