Half of a curved handle carved form bone; two holes, one with a rivet.

Fragment of brown comb (only one tooth remaining) with a tapering, pointed handle and a simple geometric pattern composed of circle motifs.

Large, brown wooden dish with flared sides and slightly curved ends.

Elongated copper blade set into a white-grey bone handle; circular hole bored through end of handle.

Three-pronged end with copper barbs. Secured with leather. Handle is wood.

Model snow shoes of skin cross-woven over a wooden frame; frame is elliptical with one pointed end, one rounded end, and three cross-bars bridging the width in the centre.

Flat, carved section of antler with a handle and a curved end with a rounded point--end of handle bends sharply upwards. Resembles type of knife used to remove ice from kayak skin.

Trident end with copper nails forming barbs.

Long piece of antler carved with a point at the end and barbs down both sides.

Long, thin, piece of bone that tapers to a point; finial with four ridges carved at top. Held in a strip of hide with three other similar pieces (A2.319-321).