Small, triangular copper blade affixed with metal rivets to a carved handle made of grey-brown antler; handle covers top, pointed half of blade.

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

Elongated copper point attached to a bone fore-shaft.

Elongated, rectangular piece of copper with two holes at one and a short peg-like protrusion near the other.

Elongated copper blade set into a white-grey bone handle; circular hole bored through end of handle.

Three-pronged end with copper barbs. Secured with leather. Handle is wood.

Miniature detachable harpoon head tied to a long cord of braided sinew; triangular metal blade.

Tweezers made of one piece of metal that has straight pinchers, a tapered handle, and a small loop on the end.

Small copper vise.

A large metal container with a band of engraved figures. The figures are presented Egyptian-style, where they are displayed by their profiles. They stand and sit amongst palms, obelisks, and sphinxes. There is a pierced scroll pattern around the top rim of the container.