Long, thin segment of bone with one pointed end.

Both ends are tapered to a blunt point. Made of two pieces, one longer than the other, joined by a scarfed joint.

Long, thin segment of bone with one pointed end.

Short, cleaver-shaped metal saw with a yellow-white antler handle. Handle and saw are joined with a full tang, secured with a metal rivet, along the upper edge of the blade.

White-grey, carved, flat section of antler with one curved end and one tapering end. Tapering end has two small holes bored through it.

Flat section of white-grey antler with one thin, slightly curved end and one slightly rounded, handle-like end; handle-like end bends sharply upwards.

Flat, carved section of mottled grey, white and brown antler.

Flat, carved section of antler with a handle and a curved end with a rounded point--end of handle bends sharply upwards. Resembles type of knife used to remove ice from kayak skin.

Long piece of antler carved with a point at the end and barbs down both sides.

White-grey, T-shaped handle with a curved top segment attached to a vertical piece that flares to meet a blade (blade missing).