Sash with a woven pattern of geometric and stylized figure designs in purple, orange, green, red, and white bordered with mauve. There is a braided fringe at one end.

Sash with a woven design of triangles and bars in orange and blue on a white ground with yellow-green borders on both edges. Finished with a fringe at both ends, and one is shorter than the other.

Headdress with a frontlet with a bear design, painted blue around eyes, red mouth, fore and hind limbs, inlaid with abalone shell pieces. Abalone around bear, and extra row at each side. Headdress has sea lion whiskers at top, and ermine skins around head. Long cape with ermine pelts at back. Red cloth or black fibre, tied to some skins.

The textile is striped in shades of brown and green. The stripes are thick and thin. The thick stripes change colour every two stripes. The thin stripes are a checkered pattern. There are thick strands of white cotton fibre visible on the back. The centre of the textile is extremely frayed, almost separating the textile in two. Two of the outside edges are finished and two are frayed.

Sash with animal, bird, and abstract vegetal motifs in black on a white ground and a border of red and black. Fringe at one end.

Sash with letters separated by geometric forms in purple and edged in red, all on off-white. The ends of the sash are twisted into four strands with a purple and red tassel.

Sash with a woven pattern of lozenges, bars, animal, insect, and human figures in purple on off-white. Red and green lines run through the centre and the borders are formed by bands of red, yellow, black and green. Fringe at one end.

Geometric and stylized bird design in red with a green saw-tooth border, all on off-white and flanked on either side with a thin red line. Fringed at one end.

Animal, human and geometric figures in black, with horizontal lines between, bordered by yellow stripes, and green lines and sawthooth pattern, and purple and black stripes. Fringe at one end.

Arrow consisting of a long cylindrical wooden shaft with one notched end and a metal point at the other, secured with wrapped sinew. The triangular point has three notches at its base, above the long fore-shaft. The point is set into the wooden shaft and strands of sinew are tightly wrapped around the hafted area. The opposite end of the shaft has red pigment, possibly ochre, on it. Three grey and white feathers are hafted to this end with sinew, covering the ends of the quill. The end of the wooden shaft has a notch in it and sinew is wrapped around it.