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Collector listed as 'see site form'.

Collector listed as 'see site form'.

Collector listed as 'see site form'.

Small soapstone carving of a fox, depicted lying down with its chest slightly raised on the forearms. The head is turned to its left, and the tail curves along the same side. Face has small holes carved into it to represent eyes and nostrils; straight line through snout for a mouth. Pointed ears have small divots carved into their centres. Label on base reads: "D1027 Pelly Bay EI4-1".

Carved stone bust with long neck; the end of the neck serves as the base. The bust has an oblong shape, front to back, with carved facial features and short hair.

Carved stone standing female figure. The head is large and oblong-shaped front to back, with carved rows of hair, ears, almond-shaped eyes, a wide nose, and prominent lips. They have a short, wide neck and a short torso with prominent breasts, back and buttocks. The slightly bent arms are down with hands at the side. The attached legs are bent at the knees. The figure stands on a mound-like base, which doubles as feet.

Carved stone standing figure. The head is large and oblong-shaped front to back, with carved rows of hair, ears, almond-shaped eyes, a wide nose, and prominent lips. They have a short, wide neck and a short torso with prominent back and buttocks. The hands are clasped in front, possibly holding something. The legs are bent at the knees. The figure has a small mound-like base, which doubles as feet.

Large, green stone, multi-figure carving (part a), with walrus tusk projections standing upright at each side (parts b-c); sides of tusks with drawings face forward. Base of carving is an arm, with a raised fist on left end, and simple animal features on right. Hand is clenched around a cone-like shape. Animal has large deep eyes carved into either side of arm, and a set of whiskers incised towards the centre, along the base's edge. Large loon is sitting on centre of arm; legs hanging down either side. Bird's body is facing towards the hand, head turned backwards. Large fish hanging from loon's beak, with head touching back of bird's body. Tusk projections are incised with drawings and attach to the stone with wooden dowels. Tusk on right side (part b), above animal, is incised with four brown ink drawings on one side (from top): fish, loon, person, walrus; the other side has three harpoons and syllabics in brown. Tusk attached above fist (part c) is incised on both sides with black ink drawings. One side has (from top): seal, bird, 2 wolves, and walrus; the other side has drawings of three types of clothing (from top): k'arlik, koliktar, and amautik.