Part a and part b are brown sticks that have been flattened on two sides. Both ends of part a are roughly rounded. One end of part b is roughly rounded, the other end is cut off.

The thick brown stick is roughly rounded at both ends.

A section of a branch roughly cut at both ends; no decoration

A thin spiral groove begins at the bulbous end and runs the length of the plain handle.

Deer hoof with attached skin and fur, skin tassels, feathers and wood. Buckskin fringe with feathers.

The shaft shows two colours of wood, one yellow and one brown. One end of the shaft is rounded, the other is cut off with a thick, dark substance dried onto the wood.

The handle shows a geometric pattern of triangles along a prominent centre rib, leading to four comb teeth.

The hook is 'J' shaped. The upper portion is light brown, blunt at the end and flat on the back side. The lower portion is dark drown, thicker, pointed at the end and rounded on the front and back sides.

The hook is 'L' shaped. The upper portion is light brown, blunt at the end and flat on the back side. The lower portion is dark drown, pointed at the end and rounded on the front and back sides.

Circular, red-brown shaft and handle that tapers to a flat point. Flat ribbed 'blade' with eighteen pairs of shark teeth along both edges. There is a cross-guard piece near the end of the handle which curves toward the 'blade' and has three shark teeth along the concave edge at either side.