Small copper arrow point attached to a bone fore-shaft.

Plain point carved from bone with two holes bored through the body.

Carved bone point with five holes for tying.

Short, tapering, brown length of bone ending in a point; hole bored through the centre near the larger end.

Stick-like piece of bone with flattened ends. Has four holes: two at one end and two near the centre.

Square piece with hole at each corner and "eye" in the centre; articulated vertical peg though centre.

Miniature harpoon with a wooden shaft, a short and a long metal spike protruding from either end, and a horn-shaped tusk inserted in centre.

Wooden model of a seal skin float with a sinew line attached at one end that has a small metal point inserted into a white piece; bone peg 'plug' extends at other end (part f). Second, separate, wooden float is part g.

Elongated arrowhead with attached fore-shaft; both fore-shaft and point made of bone. Held together with copper pin.

Both ends are tapered to a blunt point. Made of two pieces, one longer than the other, joined by a scarfed joint.