Axe with copper-covered wooden handle with a rounded top and flared butt end, and a steel crescent-shaped blade with three supporting arms. The middle arm of the blade has four faces in low relief. The handle has indented decoration of small dots and two large circles.

Knife with a curved blade that comes to a point at the tip. The wooden handle flares at both ends, and is wrapped in alternating bands of copper and iron wire. The butt end of the wooden handle is covered in a narrow strip of copper.

Long curved piece, barbed along one side of the shaft, with a copper point.

Long, slender length of grey-white antler with a short metal blade running up the side--blade is attached via metal rivets.

Elongated copper point attached to a bone fore-shaft.

Small copper arrow point attached to a carved antler fore-shaft.

Small copper arrow point attached to a bone fore-shaft.

Ornament made from a band of metal bent into a c shape with the ends folded back on the outside with two points cut into the edge of each. The ornament is roughly two thirds copper and one third iron, meeting horizontally along the middle, and it is incised with a geometric design featuring cross-hatched scallop shapes emphasized with incised dots at the edges.

Elongated arrowhead with attached fore-shaft; both fore-shaft and point made of bone. Held together with copper pin.

Elongated, rectangular piece of copper with two holes at one and a short peg-like protrusion near the other.