Has no nock or fletching. Long point with a small barb at the base.

Wrapped nock with one feather, caribou antler arrowhead with very small barbs.

Plain shaft with no fletching. Triangular point (part of a saw blade?) on a short caribou antler fore-shaft.

Plain shaft with feathered end. Leaf shaped point with one long barb.

Wrapped nock, without feathers. Leaf shaped point on a long copper shaft.

Striped yellow, light and dark brown, and green textile. One end has fringe, which are braided and knotted, the other end is raw.

Abstract spiral design in brown and light brown on dark brown ground. Orange, yellow, black, and white narrow stripes at selvedges.

Rectangular fibre textile consisting of a repeating stripe pattern in yellow, white, and light brown on dark brown ground. In a continuous piece--uncut as it came from the loom. There is an unfinished section.

An ornament made of an elaborately knotted pink cord with a round silver box that has a swiveling lid and two tassels attached. Above the box, there is a loop, below which, there is a flat knotted lozenge shape. Below the box, there is a smaller looped pattern. The box is attached with an elaborate winged loop of silver. The box is inlaid with enamel in floral patterns of blue, blue-green, yellow, and purple with a coral bead inset on each side. Two tassels are attached below the second knotted design. They have multicoloured strands, and are wrapped at the top with gold thread that has a pattern picked out of the tassels’ strands on the surface of each wrapped area.

An ornament made of two elaborately knotted pink, green, and gold silk cords with two large tassels attached to each, all of which are suspended from two pink cords. Below the cords, there is an elaborate knotted design in pink, green, and gold, below which, there is a larger lozenge-shaped flat knotted shape. The tassels have strands grouped according to their colours: red, dark pink, yellow-green, yellow, and dark blue-purple which also show at the top of each tassel. Each is wrapped at the top with gold thread that has a pattern picked out of the tassels’ strands on the surface of each wrapped area.