A grey stone figure carved out of a rectangular block with a round head and the arms resting to the sides.

Carved container of wood with a hinged lid. The bottom section is in the shape of a canoe and rests on a base of two horizontal wooden bars; interior is hollowed out. Lid is carved in the form of a grouse; on one wing is a hinge that attaches the lid to the base and on the other is a hook clasp to hold the container shut. A small metal handle is attached to the middle of the bird's back. Lettering on the clasp side reads "Indian Dance Rattle" in black ink.

White stone carving of a polar bear with one paw over its nose. Sculpture has engraved ears, eyes and paws that have been darkened with a black material.

Brownish-green stone carving of a humanoid face; face has lightly engraved features of hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes; eyes are recessed, mouth is a horizontal line and cheeks are bulbous. The back is carved with a bird-like face above a rabbit-like face and ears.

Two stones; one light brown in colour and undulated (a), was broken and has been repaired; other oblong in shape and predominantly grey in colour with white sections (b).

Ivory toggle depicting male figure with markings on face and long, flowing orange hair that falls down his back, under his lifted right leg and then wraps back up in front at the tip. Figure is wearing a green shirt that has a blue diamond-shaped stone ? inlaid into its left arm, beige pants, and a vest with a diamond pattern in beige and brown with inlaid shell circles that have a pattern etched into them. Red inscription on bottom; two holes in back.

Object is grey-blue in colour and is in the shape of a miniature ulu knife. The top or handle of the knife has a knob and narrows. It then widens into a U-shape making up the blade of the knife.

The pipe stem is light brown in colour, is hollow in centre tapers at one end and widens at the other. At the wider end of pipe, a round stone bowl that is hollow in the centre flares out at the top and tapers around the neck and flares out slightly at its base. This is attached to the wooden pipe stem at the wider end by a piece of skin cording that is wrapped around the base of the bowl and is joined by a knot with another piece of skin cording that has been wrapped around the tapered end and extends the length of the pipe to the centre. Located on the side of the pipe is a handwritten inscription which is illegible.

A small dark grey stone bird on a pedestal. Its eyes, beak, and wings are carved.

A small oval dark grey stone dish with a hole drilled at the bottom edge.