Pole-like finial with 5 figures carved on it. The finial is unpainted and has a peg protruding from its base.

Carved, wooden feast dish in the shape of a crouching wolf with its back hollowed out to make a long, deep bowl. Black and white painted ovoid denotes shoulder joint. The eyes, nose and teeth are carved and painted black and white. The paws are carved and act as support to the bowl. Sides are finely adzed in horizontal lines, while the interior is more boldly hollowed out to form a huge dish. There are two square holes on the head, probably for the attachment of ears. The bright paint appears to have been added later as there are older, very faded, images along the side of the dish.

Large, wooden feast dish carved in the form of two matching, slightly-reclined Dzunuk'wa figures. They face each other with their hands clutching their bent legs; deeply hollowed centre. Thick black lines, painted over a grey background outline the anatomical forms. Mask-like faces are nailed onto hollow heads. Protruding ears are attached separately. Their lips are pursed and protrude, red eyes are recessed, large black defined eyebrows and high cheekbones are carved into faces.

Carved wooden dish shaped like a canoe, with two carved and painted human figures crouched inside, facing one another. The canoe is painted black with a wide white band that has a repeating pattern of red u-forms in between green and white ovoids; ends of the canoe have a green tail-like design. Both of the figures are painted black with white faces, a green band across the eyes, red nostril and black facial hair. On top of their heads are three strips of beaver(?) fur. Inside of the canoe is painted red.

Wide hand opposed with flipper, relatively flat in cross-section and strung on a leather thong which is tied in two places. The thong passes through a hole drilled, side to side, at constriction between hand and flipper. Hand has channels delineating fingers and flattened fingernails. Flipper is angled along edge and has five channels covering the surface. A series of characters and '2-20432' are inscribed on bottom.

Mermaid-like figure lying on stomach with head and tail raised. Oval head faces forward and has a jutting chin, oval rimmed eyes with arched eyebrow lines above, long triangular nose and crescent-shaped mouth. A line outlines hair across forehead. Short arms are outlined on either side of chest. In profile, the chest is angled sharply to waist from neck. Constricted at waist, then rounded before tapering to nearly fan-like tail. Radial lines show in profile view on both sides of tail. Series of characters and '42337' are inscribed on bottom.

Bilaterally symmetrical, stylized pair of dog with rectangular bodies joined at tail region. A head faces forward at either end. Heads are triangular, tapering to snout with straight line from mouth, two dots for nostrils and small incised oval eyes. Small projections for ears at top, back corners. Two holes drilled in base; also a series of syllabics inscribed on base.

Stylized human figure kneeling behind and holding a standing bear. The two figures are merged at centre. Figure has parka hood up, oval rimmed eyes, triangular nose and straight mouth with projecting lower lip. Arms curve to hands in front. Arms are flattened on sides, as are legs. Back curves between flattened hood and shoulders, and buttocks and feet. Bear has flattened triangular ears, oval eyes, tapering snout with two small round projections on top of nose and slit mouth. Hind legs are indicated by a slight rise at knees. There are four longitudinal slits at feet. Series of characters, copyright symbol, '73' are inscribed on base.

Carved stone sculpture representing a musk ox with a large, humped back. Horns in relief surround top of head; incised circles for eyes, slits for nostrils on flat muzzle, slightly indented mouth below. Short legs and slight v-shape for tail. File or carving marks show faintly in some areas. Black stone is not completely polished. Mottled and pitted area at top of hind quarters, other smaller patches overall.

Pear-shaped, walrus-like figure standing on one flipper-like foot with the other foot extended or pointing down. Short flipper-like arms extend out on one side and point down on the other. Two carved tusks are set into holes drilled below stippled jowls. Incised down sloping incised mouth between tusks. Incised eyes on top, back of head. Three or four v-shaped channels carved on each flipper. Mottled green-grey stone has some orange patches with black at fissure near front, bottom left, and back below head.