Frank L. Babbott Fund

Small, square, stone carving of a farm. Lining the two adjacent edges are eleven animals facing outwards. The other two edges have raised rectangles representative of buildings. They have sloped, ridged roofs and rectangular doors facing the empty central courtyard area of the sculpture. The bottom edges on all sides are decorated with linear designs.

Small, rectangular stone carving of a farm. There are five animals facing outwards along one edge. At the back there are three raised rectangles and two raised squares arranged in a U formation. The squares are positioned in the corners with the rectangular buildings along the three edges. The rectangles have sloped, ridged roof-like tops.

Alfred W. Jenkins Fund

item is from the Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers founding collection

Carved face in relief in dark and light green-colored stone; back flat. Edges of stone consciously left in their natural state. Condition excellent. Engraved on back are Eskimo letters, '1395-1080,' and artist's name (probably), 'Onatago.'

Gift of Alastair B. Martin

Stone carving in the shape of a ram. The animal is carved out of a single piece of stone, in a resting position with legs tucked underneath a rounded body, head up and alert. Horns encircle the side of the face; eyes protrude slightly. A tail is carved into the rear of the piece and extends underneath the body. The bottom of the object is flat. The stone is a light white-brown in colour, with many small flecks of dark brown.

Amulet in the shape of a ram. The animal is carved out of a single piece of stone with head and neck protruding straight out from the rounded body. Large horns encircle the side of the face, around small ears. Nostrils and mouth are carved into the snout, with carved eyes on the upper part of the face. An elongated bump on the rear of the body serves as a tail and has engraved vertical lines as hair. The bottom of the object is flat.

Small stone carving of a farm scene. A heard of 5 animals, possibly cattle or sheep, stand in a row at the edge of the piece, looking outwards. Behind them and to their left are several square and rectangular buildings with roofs decorated in lines or circles. The sides are also decorated, including scratched in doors. Animals and buildings are carved to be a similar height. The bottom of the piece is slightly rounded.