Antelope (springbok) horn. Black and slender with several ridges circling its open end. The horn curves and tapers to a point at the opposite end.

Miniature bow, simple curve, made of gemsbok horn. Bound at either end and at centre with sinew. Strung with twisted sinew, attached at both ends by knotted loop.

Wildebeest horn. Curved, branched section of horn. The dark brown outer layer is hard; the inner layer is a lighter brown and has a spongy consistency. A small area above the branched section is worn.

Black horn, bound at centre and near each end with sinew. The string is sinew lashed to bow.

Rough and slightly curved pipe. Tapered end has been cut off. Natural black colour.

Spoon carved from two pieces of dark brown mountain goat horn. The bowl tapers at the neck where it is joined to the tapering handle by a peg. The handle is carved with figures.

Brown spoon carved from horn with an elongated, shallow bowl and a handle tapering to a point; small circular hole through handle.

Brown spoon carved from horn with an elongated bowl and elaborate Northwest Coast designs carved on the back.

A light-coloured spoon with a deep bowl that angles a bit along the lower sides to create a tip at the end and a plain handle that curves upward and backward while tapering to a flat pointed end near to which a small circular hole has been made.

Spoon carved from one piece of mountain goat horn with an elongated bowl and a short handle with a bent finial, which is the tip of the horn. The spoon is light yellow-brown and dark brown, and is slightly translucent, but the tip is darker and rougher in texture.