Curved, triangular-shaped metal blade is attached with three metal rivets to antler handle. Handle has notch near end, then forks out into two spikes.

Curved, triangular-shaped metal blade is attached with two metal rivets to antler handle. Handle has large notch cut out, then it forks out into two spikes.

Ulu type knife. Flared, triangular metal blade with a rounded, beveled edge on the bottom. Top point of the blade is attached by a metal rivet to a shank that connects to a short, horizontal handle of white-brown antler.

Elongated triangular-shaped metal blade. The handle is round with an antler spike jutting out at the end.

Triangular-shaped copper point. Blade inserted and riveted to antler shaft that has cancellous texture and a notch one quarter of way down its length. V-shaped cut where two antler sections have been joined and riveted with three copper pins. End tapers to point.

Triangular-shaped copper point inserted and riveted in antler shaft. Shaft has cancellous texture on one side and cortex texture on the other and tapers to point with two lines cut crosswise into antler.

Wood is bent in circle with overlapping ends which are drilled, tied, and nailed. Short wooden handle with notch on one end is lashed to hoop with cord. Skin is stretched tightly over hoop and wrapped with cord which sits in groove. String piece tied near handle.

Triangular-shaped, curved metal blade is corroded and attached to a caribou antler segment with metal rivet and staple. Antler is long and flat. One side of antler is smooth while the other is cancellous and four holes are drilled through, several others only partially drilled.

Leaf-shaped metal tip inserted in an antler section which is bilaterally barbed. Base of antler tapers to jagged edge where the end has broken off.

Metal tip is inserted in slit of antler section and riveted. Antler is unilaterally barbed, has a line guard by the bottom barb, and end is cut on a diagonal. One antler side has a cancellous texture while the other is smooth.