Carved wooden Tanis mask painted black with two smaller heads on top of a larger one. The lower head has deep-set eyes, a nose with rounded red protrusions on each side of a central semi-circle, a protruding red mouth and a large brow. The smaller heads are angled at about 45 degrees to the side with deep-set circular eyes, protruding noses and recessed red mouths. The eyes are all detailed in yellow. There is cedar bark around the neck of the top head on the left.

Carved wooden Tanis mask painted black and composed of two heads, one on top of the other. The bottom head is smaller, without a jaw; jagged natural wood coloured teeth are edged in red. The nose curves up to form the brows above bulging eyes in deep red orbits detailed in red. The upper head has a large hooked nose, faced in nailed on metal; bared teeth, detailed in red with remnants of white. The deep-set ovoid eyes have central holes rimmed in red then white. The left eye has a house-shaped pane of glass and the right eye has a series of holes above.

Carved wooden Tanis mask painted black with a small bear's head above the main head. The face has bulging eyes in deeply recessed orbitals and a nose with rounded red protrusions on each side of a central semi-circle. Wide, natural wood coloured mouth outlined in red with bared teeth outlined in black. The eyes on both faces are detailed in brown on the right side and white on the left; holes under eyes.

Wooden panel cutout in the form of Sisiutl with a central horned figure and two serpent heads on the ends, each with a protruding tongue. The figure is painted black, white, red and green with stylized designs. Made of pieces of wood nailed together. Parts a-c are the body of the sisiutl, parts d-e are the horns on each of the serpents heads, while parts g-h are the protruding tongues.

Rope fragment; triple strand cedar bark rope.

Rectangular bentwood box (part a) with lid (part b). The box is unpainted, undecorated. The lid is made of one piece of wood.

String of blue glass "Russian" type trade beads.

Three strand cedar bark rope.

Five pairs of scallop shells hanging from two wooden hoops; two pairs of shells hang from one, while three pairs hang from the other. The two hoops are bound together at the top with strips of cotton.

Narrow woven strip with long braided ties at each end. Hand woven in cotton with brown, black, blue, and red line design.