A long string of stones and shells.

Alfred W. Jenkins Fund

Frank Sherman Benson Fund and the Henry L. Batterman Fund

Small black stone vessel (conopa) in the form of a llama with a hole in the animal's back forming a small bowl. Stylized head with round muzzle, small rounded ears, and short protruding tail. Legs are not shown. Condition: good.

A. Augustus Healy Fund

Carll H. de Silver Fund

Museum Expedition 1941, Frank L. Babbott Fund

Oval, black-grey carved argillite platter. Engraved image of a Wasgo (sea wolf) type creature covers the upper surface; the creature has a whale's dorsal and pectoral fin and tail, but also has arms and legs with long claws on the ends. The edge of the platter has an engraved rope-like border decoration.

Carved ceremonial adze with small carved stand (part b) to hold blade for upright display. Adze is decorated mainly in three sections: at the top appear to be two entwined creatures, both with circular shell eyes; at centre of handle is another carved creature with circular shell eyes, and another is carved at the butt end. Adze has a long narrow dark green stone blade, which is lashed to the handle with a light yellow-white twine. The stand is wood with a slot carved for the blade and decorative designs carved into the sides.

A small stone sculpture of a ram. The ram is kneeling and there is a small loop at the top of its back. (Object is adhered to a mount.)