rectangular basket with handle. 24 cm long, 15 cm wide. Cedar bark basket with wood handle. Canoe bailer

rectangular basket with handle. 17 cm long, 10.4 cm wide. Cedar bark basket with wood handle. Canoe bailer.

A flower made out of cedar (?). Flower is 5.5 cm wide, whole item is 17 cm long, stem is 1.3 cm wide. Pink and brown ribbon tied around the head of the flower.

Wooden stick with hide tied around the rounded tip for beating the drum. 25 cm long, 0.9 cm thick

Rounded cedar basket with a pattern of triangles cascading from top to bottom. Black and red décor. 16.7 cm wide at the top, 13 cm wide at the base

Rounded cedar basket with a diamond pattern. Black and red décor. 21 cm wide at the top, 13.5 cm wide at the base

dark brown/black staining in the bowl and around the edge, some dryness on the wood as seen by the cracks, a chip missing out of the edge of the bowl, stem either broken or cut off

large beaded necklace - colours; green wood beads, blueish grey stone beads; fish-line extension; possible discolouration

small beaded necklace - colours; beige/peach wood beads, blueish grey stone beads; fish-line extension; damage to a few beads

Don Forbes explained the land was a farm before it changed to a golf course. He believes his Dad obtained the basket during the 1920s, possibly traded. Laura Wiealick thought likely possible Thompson Basket (circa 1875-1925).