THIS EXTRAORDINARY PARADISE: LIVING IN NORTHWEST GREENLAND (THE PEARY-MACMILLAN ARCTIC MUSEUM, BOWDOIN COLLEGE, BRUNSWICK, ME, USA, 2005)

Medium size, unglazed, orange ceramic flask with short neck, rounded body and small mouth. There are two strap handles attached at the shoulder on opposite sides of the neck.

Medium size, unglazed, orange ceramic flask with short neck, rounded body and small mouth. There are two strap handles attached at the shoulder on opposite sides of the neck.

Large, orange, undecorated flask. Flask has a short neck and small mouth, with two opposing handles at the neck.

Ceramic flask with a rounded body, tall neck and a lid (part b). The body has a protruding ring around the middle; above the ring is a white polka dot flower design and white dots on the lid.

Flask that has no handles and is purple in colour. This flask has fairly thick walls and has a round body with a tiny flat base. The neck is narrow, and it has a flat, lipped mouth. There is also a subtle carination where the shoulder and neck meet.

Two-handled flask, or 'diota', made of yellow glass. The container is globular, and it has been created with a narrow neck and splayed mouth. Curved handles support the neck on either side. The glass is yellow but has little of its original translucence.