Bag made of rough off-white cotton with an embroidered border at the mouth of geometric patterns in blue on a red ground with a toothed bottom edge. Twined orange and blue cord straps are attached to either face through two metal gromits near the top edge.

Pole of T’st’entsit. Carved in high relief out of cedar wood. Crest figures from top to bottom: mythical woman; Kulus (related to Thunderbird); sisiyutl (double-headed serpent), its horns now missing; human form of sisiyutl, holding a copper; Gwa’wina (raven). The large protruding beak of the raven has been attached. The entire surface is painted in black, white, green and red.

Beaded panel with a wide, rectangular beaded neck strap. Beading features multicoloured floral designs on white ground. Beading is backed with thick white cloth and bound with purple cloth; panel and neck strap are connected by a section of brown velvet. Thick strips of beading with red yarn pompoms line the bottom of the panel, creating a fringe.

Rectangular panel of beadwork; multicoloured geometric designs with x-like shapes on white ground. Fringe along bottom. Remnants of beading along the top edge.

Fuschia background with large and small purple geometric paterns overall. Wide border of gold painted patterns on two ends of leaves, flowers, and interlocking diagonal lines. Narrow gold painted border on other ends of scroll shapes, and also down centre of textile, on top of centre seam, of flowers and leaves.

A standing female figure wearing a tall stepped headdress. Her right arm is bent outward to the side and her right hand is in an angled position. Her left arm is bent perpendicularly forward and she is daintily holding a plant-like object in her left hand.

A flat stone piece carved with a stylized Egyptian head of ancient Egyptian mother goddess Mut facing the left. She wears an elaborate headdress. Red paint remnants.

A flat stone piece carved with a head facing the right with four diagonal rays of sun. Red paint remnants.

Arch shaped stone slab sculpture with a buddha figure seated on a lotus pedestal supported by a central alms bowl, flanked by two lions. Two small temples adorn the arched-shaped mandorla behind the central figure who has his left hand in his lap and his right hand pointed downward. An obscured tree branch is over the figure's head.

Arch shaped stone sculpture surmounted by Buddha figure and two flanking birds. The arch is carved with symmetrically arranged zigzag motif. Inside the arch are deeply cut figures of Buddha with his right arm raised and two flanking disciples. Above them is another smaller arch echoing the larger one. On top of this are two crouching figures flanking a central alms bowl on a pedestal.