Long narrow fishing net. The inner fibres are thin and woven in a diamond pattern. The outer fibre is thicker and run around the edges of the net. The net is widest in the middle and narrows towards the ends.

Iron harpoon head with a wooded, cylindrical handle wrapped with twisted cotton twine. The harpoon head has a short cylindrical body that tapers to a point; four barbs. There is circular rubber stop between the harpoon head and the handle along with a loop of heavy, twisted cord attached to the base.

White necklace with snail-like shells and dark brown tubular wooden beads strung on a blue string. White shells have orange colouring on the inside. One of the beads appears to be charred.

Long narrow white sash segments (part a-d). Parts a-d have red geometric shapes and stripes, flanked by green triangles on white ground. Narrow red outer stripe on each side. A fringe on one end.

Sashes (a-e) composed of red wool with a dark green wool border at the edges woven over off-white jute fibre, and a grouping of three pieces of sash (f), two longer and one shorter, each with one finished and one unfinished end.

Twenty-four teeth, probably from an alligator or a crocodile (Dr. Fisher, Zoology Dept., UBC) on a thin strand of double twine.

Closed band of bark with plain, grey shells attached by twisted, fibre string.

Russian-type faceted round blue trade beads on closed string. Several are mottled with black. One light blue bead.

Spherical beads in blue, green, and white strung in pairs in between dentalium shells. Strung in a circular necklace.

Necklace of paired dentalium shells alternating with white, green, dark blue and light blue trade beads; strung on a light cord. Abalone shell pendant.