A carved white-yellow miniature kayak with an upturned bow, a stern, and a raised lip around the cockpit. There is one black line in front of the cockpit and two black lines behind.

A carved white-yellow miniature spear with a barb on one side and a handle.

A white-yellow harpoon head with a long pointed tip and a hole drilled at the middle.

A miniature, white-yellow carving in two parts: a seated human figure in a parka with outstretched, upturned arms and a base with a seat and holes for the feet.

Miniature, white-yellow, four-legged animal with tail. Legs, ears and head are articulated. Eyes are painted on.

White, miniature knife with a long, slightly curved blade and a curved handle.

A small, yellow-white carved model of a harpoon foreshaft, with a small round hole through its centre.

Carved figure (part a) with pointed hood. Sleeves, coat and pants are rimmed with black paint around their bottom edges. Eyes and mouth are also filled in with black paint. Hands have holes to hold tools or weaponry, and there is part of a tool glued in his left hand. A carved ivory harpoon (parts b-f) fits into the right hand.

Two carved whalebone figures of an Inuit hunter (part a) and a dog (part b). The hunter is in a standing position with his right arm raised. A carved ivory knife (part c) and spear (part d-e) appear to be made to fit into the holes in each hand. The lining of the hunter's hood is made from black rubber, and he has dark inserts in his eyes. He has a hole in the bottom of one foot, suggesting he is missing a base. The dog's stance is rigid, as his body is straight from nose to tail, and he has two small black eyes and a round open mouth.

A small yellow-white oval piece with a concave top and a hole at one end for a braided sinew band.