Wooden fish hook carved with a land otter and fitted with an iron barb lashed on with sinew and spruce root. [CAK 29/06/2009]

Wooden halibut hook with iron nail bound on as barb and carved with an octopus figure. [CAK 26/06/2009]

Wooden halibut hook with bone barb, lashed with string and nailed, and decorated with bird and animal figures. [CAK 26/06/2009]

Wooden halibut hook with bone barb lashed on and carved with a bird swallowing a fish. [CAK 26/06/2009]

Wooden halibut hook with bone barb lashed on and carved with a frog and a notched, ridged extension. [CAK 26/06/2009]

Bentwood box [.1] painted with bird designs and lid [.2] inlaid with shell. [CAK 08/02/2010]

Rectangular wood dish with wide flat flanges for lifting at either end. [MJD 05/05/2009]

Spanish knife.* Butt of handle has engraved disc (possibly silver-plated) that is engraved "G G" The handle of the knife is antler, and the blade is iron and double-edged and sinusoidal. There is a cross etched on the blade. The guard is geometrically decorated. (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Iron implement.* Rusted, pointed iron tool. Possibly a digging stick. Square in cross section. Possibly forged (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Steel and copper arrow heads. Remarks: Number of specimens in upper left corner was recorded by Frank Barnett who checked the material in 1939 while working at the museum as a volunteer.* There appears to actually be only 9 pieces in the collection, all of which are now in drawer 19A6. 8/8/90 JPB. Previous count of points on computer was "11." There are nine points, of copper and iron, of various sizes and shapes. All are now housed in archaeology. (6/95) *Information is from the original accession ledger.