A plain wood ladle with a shallow bowl and a handle that is drilled with a hole near the upper end.

Small, rectangular mat made from cat-tail reeds woven together with cotton twine. Cat-tail leaves are arranged in horizontal rows, which have been creased before they were woven together. Mat is doubled for thickness.

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.

A plain, orange-brown ladle with a deep bowl that has a rounded bottom and a circular abalone shell inlaid piece on the lower portion of the handle.

Grey-brown wood dish that is ribbed on the inside, creating four tiers.

Cylindrical brown wood piece carved with an animal head on one side and a human head on the other side with a set of two or three deer hooves and two claws attached around near either end. The human head has oval eyes, a nose, cheeks, a slightly parted mouth, and long hair. The animal head has rounded eyes surrounded by a tapering oval, nostrils, a thin mouth, and an upraised brow.

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.

Rounded hardwood rattle composed of two complementary parts connected with wooden pegs and wire. Plain surface.

Wooden rattle composed of two complementary parts connected with three wooden pegs and cord. Smooth, unpainted wood. Polished black goat horn handle tip.

Flat paddle shape with deep indentation on one side. Small hole on end of handle.