Miniature birch bark canoe with a single cross-beam and spare, white quill designs sewn onto the sides (only one of three designs on each side remains).

Model birch bark canoe with six cross-beams and twelve ribs.

Two fish hooks. Both have red, blue, and white bead decoration dangling from string at the curved hook. At the other end, there is a two-lobed shape. Tortoise shell hook attached to pearl shell. One hook (part a) is larger than the other (part b).

A pearl-like shell that has an oblong flat shape tapering at one end to a straight edge and bulging to a rounded point at the other end where there is a hole drilled through.

A pearl-like shell that has the shape of elongated point. The point end rises upward creating a head-shape through which a hole is drilled like an "eye" and above which, there is a notch carved along the forehead line to the back of the "head". The rest of the "body" is flat and has a straight edge at the other end.

White shell blade: one surface is concave, the other has traces of natural wavy pattern and is partially encrusted with brown-grey material. Has overall teardrop shape.

Thin piece of copper metal formed in the shape of a Northwest Coast copper; small hole punched through the top.

Very simple bowl of a hollow wood stick with a hole on one side and the bark left on.

Jaguar skin garment (with the hair left on), triangular in shape with a rounded point, outlined with grey seeds. In the centre of the garment is decorated with three half gourds bordered with grey seeds and scarlet, orange and yellow feathers. Along the outer edge is a fringe of grey and brown seeds with lengths of cane. There is thin fibre twine attached to either side.

Panpipes made from a row of hollow bamboo segments of graduated lengths lashed together with thread and bamboo splints.