Rusted dagger-like blade inserted and bound between two pieces of wood to form handle.

Metal point with collar or sleeve imbedded in a squat, round-ended wooden handle.

Tall square sided bentwood box with lid (part b). The same Northwest Coast stylized designs are painted on the front and back in black and red. Rectangular box has steam bent sides. Last corner held together with wooden pegs. Sides are undecorated. The lid is slightly flared and unpainted.

Carved wooden wolf head with protruding snout and drawn-back ears. At the end of the snout are two nostrils. The mouth is open with a tongue carved on the lower portion. The nostrils, eyes, inside the ear and mouth are painted red. The rest of the head is black. The neck of the figure ends in a flat, unpainted surface. Pencil inscription on back.

Replica bow. Short, flat, yellow-brown wood bow in cross-section: flat on one side and convex on the other side. Curved at the ends with inward pointing, outward flaring triangular-shaped tips to form notches for the bowstring.

Dark brown ladle with a deep bowl, incised lines around the lip, and a short, stubby handle with a circular hole in the centre. (Appears to be missing what would have been the main handle, at the attachment holes.)

Painted wood paddle with a design of an eagle lying on its back on both sides of the blade. The eagle is painted in black with white details and red feet. The remainder of the paddle is painted green, except for the end of the handle and a small area above the blade which are in the natural wood colour.

Carved wood paddle painted black with red bands. White and red double-headed snake motif painted on the blade on both sides. Handle grip mortised and nailed to the shaft.

Straight, flat, spatula-like spoon with two raised ridges marking the handle.

Small, circular, mottled dark brown wooden dish with a flat lip.