Stone scraper with smooth rounded bottom and sharp high ridge.

A rather rough grey stone with a bell shape that is semi-rounded at the bottom. Tapers to a cylindrical-like handle with a mushroom-cap-like end.

Pipe trimmed with brass tacks, mallard feathers (green), red and yellow hair, red and yellow satin bands, and fur. The decoration is braided porcupine quills, dyed yellow, red and green. T-shaped pipe bowl fitted to end of stem is carved from red stone.

Figure representing a woman with brilliant blue accents. Four curves outline the hairline with the hair having a grooved lattice-work effect. Horizontal upraised eyebrows, ovoid eyes, triangular nose. Grooved slightly upturned oval mouth outlined. The ears have a circular dip in the middle. Small breasts. From the downward angled shoulders, the thin arms are straight at the sides until they are bent at the elbows so that the hands are touching each other at the front. Has genatalia. No legs.

Small, triangular shaped, projectile point made of white stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides along with vertical indentations on the sides and rectangular shaped stem. The tip is missing.

Seated shaman figure. Carved form with engraved details.

Carved stone pipe with narrow raised ring around bowl, a fin-shape rest, and a raised lip at mouthpiece.

A hollow red pipe with a T-shape (part a), of which one end is shorter and closed and the other end is open and has a long rectangular rim. There is a long stem-shaped wood piece (part b) with three birds coming out of each other's mouths and having eyes of brass tacks.

Stem decorated with red and green satin plus woven porcupine quills dyed pink, turquoise, yellow and red. T-shaped pipe bowl carved from red stone. Stem not perforated from end to end.

Stone grey-brown seal, cylinder in shape, with two lozenge designs in intaglio; both ends have boss-like finials.