Flat, carved wooden stick decorated with seven bands painted in red ochre. Wooden object tapers to a point at both ends.

Bone handle with metal blade tied to it with skin and tied to bottom end of handle.

Plain bone slightly curved, with groove near flat protruding end.

Saddle of hide sewn over elk horn and wood frame. Vertical horn projection in front, and a curved upright projection at the rear.

Rattle in form of a bird, unpainted.

Bird shaped rattle painted red. Seams are tied together.

The rattle is carved in two parts and is hollow. The top section which includes the head and tail (handle) is one piece, the body is hollowed out then the lower section carved to fit and is joined with nails to the top section.

Wooden rattle with thick handle, bulbous body and thin bird-like head and neck. Has been carved in two halves - the sections tied together through small holes along the seams (now in two pieces).

Deer skin stretched over a circular wood frame. Cord is suspended from the frame and bound in the centre with cloth.