Thin wooden bow with painted lines and dots in and black, the ends are decorated in yellow. There is a twisted piece of string attached to one of the ends. The name 'Jerry Darby' is penciled on back.

A slightly curved bow, which, in cross-section, has a flat surface on one side while the other side is convex. Narrow at the tip and slightly narrower at the handgrip. Has a design consisting of an alternating pattern of green bands and red evergreen-tree/hour-glass-like shapes. Pair of notches on either end to hold bowstring.

A brown root decorated with a carved crude face carved on the underside of the unpainted middle of the naturally twisted root, and painted black, red, green, and white along both ends with a snake-like head at one end. The root twists into a three-dimensional L-shape.

Dish with sides that angle outwards towards the rim, which scoops downwards towards the centre of each longer side, and arches upwards at the centre of each shorter side. The longer sides also curve outwards.

Wasp mask with long snout that has many holes around the nostrils. Eyes are round and protrude slightly. Protruding elements above eyes at top of head painted in black and white stripes. Painted black overall with white and red details.

Plain, tapered, brown wood shaft. The point has a bone tip with finely serrated edges along each side fastened with pitch. The upper portion of the shaft from the top down consists of the following: an alongated pyramid shape; a pyramid shape; and a flattened hour-glass-like shape with a central horizontal band outlined by a groove at either end. The shaft tapers to a slightly flared end.

Canoe-shaped wooden dish.

Miniature totem pole, carved with, what appear to be, the following figures: whale, beaver, raven, whale, and eagle? Overall colours are green, black, red, white, and brown.

Carved wooden figure of a standling male (no longer has arms); shallow carved facial features; nails used as eyes, carved as wearing a hat.

Brown wood double reed whistle that is rectangular in cross section and comes to a tapering end and is bound in three sections with brown twine, one near each end and one near the middle. While the wider end is solid, there are two hollows through the smaller end where there are two taper cut rectangular holes on opposite sides. The initials 'S.W.' are carved on one side in between the taper cut holes.