A long rectangular cedar plank with faded Northwest Coast designs imprinted in the surface of the wood; some red paint is visible towards one end. Longitudinal splits run from both ends. Many holes through the plank. Underside is covered with uniform chisel marks, longitudinal gouges and black patches.

A cylindrical-shaped stone sculpture of a female head with some of her hair tied in a bun and some of her hair flowing down the sides of her face. She is wearing a necklace.

Axe handle that is round with a slight flare at the butt end. The other end is split into two for about 26.5 cm where axe head would be hafted. The axe head is separate from the handle.

A standing female figure with her hair tied up in a tall bun wearing a crown-like headdress, loop earrings, and three necklaces. Her top has a triangular design on her short sleeves. Her horizontally rowed floral and spiral patterned skirt is wrapped around her legs, and she has a three-layered belt. Her right hand is angled at her side, and her left arm is bent forward and upward. She is standing on an oval base decorated with petals along the bottom rim.

Square tile with central image of a person from shoulders up. Person is wearing a brightly coloured, pointy hat and bright clothing and has long, black hair. Two groups of floral designs are beside person. A border of blue, yellow and blue-green bands runs around the edge of the tile. Sides and back are unglazed.

Globular, flat-bottomed pot with long spout that comes up from shoulder and then turns to almost horizontal; horizontal section is open at the top. The neck is quite short and is flared; a vertical handle protrudes from side opposite the spout. The surface is undecorated.

Round dish with curved sides and foliated rim. Interior bottom is perforated all over with round holes; central floral design; band of alternating segmented floral designs on walls with band of blue dots at rim. Exterior is decorated with a floral motif; three similar large designs with small butterfly designs in between them. Underside has three knob feet.

Three pieces of painted cotton that used to be attached to a wooden bird mask (part a). Parts b and c have green and brown feather-like designs painted on them; part d is painted with green and blue shapes.

A long rectangular cedar plank with faded Northwest Coast designs imprinted in the surface of the wood; segments of black and red designs are visible over the entire surface. Several longitudinal cracks both ends. Small holes in the surface. Cedar bark stitching at both ends. Chisel marks, longitudinal cracks and black patch-like accretions on the plank's underside.

A long rectangular cedar plank with faded black and red Northwest Coast designs imprinted in the surface of the wood. Designs are more visible near the top of the plank. Bottom edge is jagged and top edge is cut at an angle. there are two horizontal cuts at the top and side of the plank. Back has a rectangular indentation near the top and bottom. Medium sized hole near the top of the plank.