A plain square handle. Seven teeth of varying lengths fan outward radially. Twisted plant fibre is coiled around the middle.

Carved wooden paddle with a leaf-shaped blade; upper half of blade is carved with spiral designs. Straight, unadorned handle topped by a scroll-shaped finial.

Bowl, circular as viewed from the top, with four slightly tapering legs. There is a protrusion between two legs on the side of the bowl that has two holes through which braided plant fibre has been looped and knotted for hanging.

Carved wooden paddle club with a long, straight handle and a leaf-shaped blade that tapers to a sharp point. A rib runs down the centre of one side of the blade; the other side has a human figure carved in relief and painted in red, black and traces of white. The pointed tip is painted red.

Pounder has long, cylindrical shaft with rounded end. Finial at top is a man standing on a base with shell inlay for eyes and ears and holding a long stick in front of him.

Straight, cylindrical staff with a rounded knob at one end and a mushroom-shaped finial on the handle; handle is formed from four column-like pieces carved from the otherwise solid staff.

Long wooden handle hafted and nailed to a short, curved blade with an extended tang.

Rattle composed of a cedar branch bent into a circle with a crossbar, all bound with fibre. Deer hooves and small skull attached with sinew.

Small wood paddle. On one side, there is a totem pole design on a textured ground. The totem pole has the following from bottom to top: a bear ? with a fish in its mouth, a downward facing animal, and a bird. The other side has a horn style spoon incised. The handle is incised with linear patterns with the names of 'Wrangell' and 'Alaska', respectively. The handle has a horizontal rectangular finial.

Brown wood piece that has a thick spiral pattern on the handle emphasized with lime. Paddle-like 'blade'.