Drum or rattle. Two pieces of hide sewn over wooden hoop. Had been painted, but now very faint; one side shows teepee and man with feather bonnet (done in red); other side: geometric design in red, green and blue.

Rawhide bag with a red wool trim along the edge,and red and green trim woven on the end of the ties. Painted red, blue, and green in a geometric pattern.

Hand made fire steel, a trade item. Strap is partly stained red. Old file striations are visible on the flattened part of the steel.

Circular skin bag beaded on one side with a geometric concentric circular pattern of blue, pink, black, blue, and red. Two-toned blue bead strap was loom made.

Piece of cloth with beading and a fringe. Beading is red with a pattern of blue and green v-shapes. Pairs of tin cylinders with hair tufts hang from one end. The other end has bits of rawhide exposed, suggesting it may have come from a larger object originally.

Flat circular loop, with feathers and pieces of hoof attached by leather skin that has clasps made of shell?

Untanned deer hide, parts of which, especially the handle, show traces of fur. Wooden shaft in the handle comprised of two halves sewn together.

The rattle head is made of rawhide. The handle is made of a piece of wood wrapped in red wool and held on by a hide thong wrapped around its length. Head of rattle stained green on one side and orange on the other. Each of the two feathers has two red lines on it. There are small strips of white fur attached to the head. There is a looped band of fur attached to the end of the handle.

Bone, brass and glass beads strung on a leather thong; there is a piece of shell in the middle and metal cones at the ends.

The bone links are incised with a series of horizontal lines, diagonal lines or crosses; each link is perforated at wide end. Perforated flat triangular skin piece at one end. Metal stick at other end.