Wedge-shaped grey stone axe head. Edges tapered.

Barbed wooden shaft (b) with a tapering point at one end and a ground slate point (a) set into the other.

Blue-grey stone axe head in triangular shape with rounded corners. Edges are tapered.

Stone axe head is black with dark green streaks and is in triangular shape with rounded corners. Edges taper and it has a polished finish.

Triangular shaped axe head with a rounded point at one end and a slightly worked, concaved basal edge and a rounded body. Green and black flecked stone.

Mottled grey-green, elongated stone with one blunt, broken end.

Wedge shaped, light brown stone axe head with a rounded base and a slightly concave distal end.

Head ring consisting of a frame of branches tied with off-white and dark red checked cloth wrapped with shredded red-dyed cedar bark. There is a hole at the centre of the head ring.

Iron harpoon head with a wooded, cylindrical handle wrapped with twisted cotton twine. The harpoon head has a short cylindrical body that tapers to a point; four barbs. There is circular rubber stop between the harpoon head and the handle along with a loop of heavy, twisted cord attached to the base.

Base consists of a thin wide strip of bark overlaid with seven horizontally laid wood strips. These are bound on alternative diagonal angles with a wrap of thin twisted cedar bark string. Four bundles of cedar bark are sewn onto the top edge of the ring (spaced evenly). An extra piece of bark is sewn onto one side. The inside of the ring is lined with cotton cloth.