Naturalistic human head carved from wood and painted red and black, with traces of green. Large metal hook at the neck.

Brown wood sea lion that is unpainted, except for the face that has black circle in circle eues surrounded by a turquoise area with black brows above, red nostrils, and an open mouth showing red and white teeth.

Carved wood paddle with a long oval-shaped blade and no handle grip. Paddle is painted with a flat green paint.

Carved model canoe (part a) with nine wooden paddles (parts b-j). The canoe is long and narrow with twenty wooden dividers inside. The ends of the canoe are raised; the stern ends in a black triangle while the bow ends in tiny black overhanging triangle. The inside of the canoe is gray. The outside of the canoe is gray with a yellow stripe along the sides and the ends and bottom painted black. The paddles are yellow with a gray diamond on the blade.

Bird figure in the shape of a duck with wide, flaring wings, two stubby feet, and a triangular-shaped tail. There is a large opening at the centre of the figure's back.

Bentwood box. The front is painted in black and red designs. One side has a bird-like creature in black; another side is abstract designs in black; the back is unpainted.

Large paddle with black painted designs on both sides of the somewhat triangular blade. The paddle has a wide blade with rounded corners, and a rounded shaft that flattens and spreads out into a more rectangular profile, attached to a cylindrical horizontal handle.

Painted wooden rattle composed of two complementary parts connected with small wooden pegs and sinew. Rattle painted with eye designs in black, encircled with red line designs.

Cylindrical, black wooden staff with one flat end and an acorn-shaped finial on the other. Rusted nails at evenly spaced intervals line one side of the staff; remnants of material stuck beneath some nails.

Large round mask with high relief face and features. Round eyes, opened mouth. Tear drops from the eyes. Painted in "Bella Coola blue", ochre, red and black. The edges have holes and are unpainted, where it used to attach behind a large round wooden corona.