Small, roughly rectangular, white piece of bone with a small hole in the centre.

Plain bow drill. The bow (part a) is a long curved bone piece with a band of skin stretched across and going through a hole at each end of the curved piece and knotted. The antler drill (part b) has a cylindrical handle which has a section cut out at an angle near the bottom end and a rectangular metal point at the opposite end which has a hole through its end that is near the handle.

Mottled brown circular vessel with straight, vertical sides. Cup's rim is slightly irregular, and three small holes puncture the sides. An old white tag affixed to the side identifies the object as a cup made from the backbone of a whale.

Plain curved piece with a long loose band of skin going across and through a hole at each end of the curved piece down around which it coils.

Long, slender length of grey-white antler with a short metal blade running up the side--blade is attached via metal rivets.

Translucent yellow-white and brown spoon-like object with the handle broken off--two metal pins protrude from the object beneath the broken handle.

Weathered remnants of a white, j-shaped handle. Several sets of holes along one edge for rivets.

Oblong piece of bone with one tapering, pointed end; four holes are bored along the tapering edge.

Elongated copper point attached to a bone fore-shaft.

Small copper arrow point attached to a carved antler fore-shaft.