Twined cedar bark basketry hat with plaited accents in greenish-black dyed bark. The hat is dome-shaped with a flat top. Decorated with five bands of dyed wefts, two rows per band. Dyed bark is also used around two rows near the bottom rim. The inside of the hat has a diagonally plaited hat band. It is sewn to the hat with spruce root, which is visible on the exterior of the hat.

Twined, dome-shaped, basketry hat with flat top. Woven with red cedar bark with a white band around the centre, which is spruce root. There is a greenish-black coloured band of dyed cedar bark near the bottom of the white coloured area. The inside of the hat has a wide, diagonally plaited cedar bark hat band, which is sewn on with spruce root. The stitches where the hat band is attached are visible on the exterior of the hat.

Set of four coiled cedar root basketry mats. Mats are oval in shape with double interlaced coiled border. Each mat is decorated with different designs. Part (a); is decorated with alternating dark and red cherry bark with grass in center. Part b has a circular pattern of rows red cherry bark. Part c has four adjacent triangles of red cherry bark and grass. Part d has alternating red and black cherry bark triangles.

Small round coiled cedar root tray with watch-spring coil construction and two handles. Handles are formed from top two rows of coils. Rim and handles have braided edges. Side walls consist of four rows of coils that have been decorated with black beading. Two sets of beaded cherry bark circles in centre of tray, both have a row of red, then one of black, then another of red. The last set also have imbricated designs above them - half diamonds which alternate in colour, red and black.

Badly deteriorated tube-like skirt of woven bark with a fringe-like hem.

Open twined cedar bark cape. Upper band formed by wrapping warps around larger fibre bundle. Hem formed by cutting warps, reinforced with close twining.

Flaring, circular cedar bark cape with a short fringe around the bottom.

Long, roughly rectangular section of shredded cedar bark held together with many horizontal rows of twining; fringe along one edge. Garment is badly damaged with many large holes and missing sections.

Circular, woven cedar bark cape. Smaller at the upper border than the lower edge, flaring out toward the bottom; natural light brown bark colour.

Woven cedar and cherry bark basket with checker weave (plaiting). Cherry bark is woven in over the cedar in every other row producing a checkered pattern.