Papermaking mould with a frame composed of four pieces of bamboo - two long pieces, each with two notches for the shorter pieces to be inserted into, creating a square. Each piece has been marked on the interior with a letter 'A' through 'D'. A mesh screen is strung into the middle with four ties along the long edge, and three along the short. The screen has folded and sewn edges, creating long pockets through which sticks are inserted giving the screen a frame. One stick is only partially inserted, leaving it overhanging from the screen.

Heavy, ceramic articulated female doll mould. The arms and legs are tied to the torso with fibre thread, the ends of which extend out from the thighs and shoulders as tassels. The doll is shown as wearing a hat, with short curly hair. The left hand is broken/separate.

Large, heavy, ceramic articulated female doll mould. The arms and legs are tied to the torso with fibre thread, the ends of which extend out from the thighs and shoulders as tassels. The doll is shown as wearing a hat, with short curly hair.

Small, but somewhat heavy, ceramic articulated female doll mould. The arms and legs are tied to the torso with fibre thread, the ends of which extend out from the thighs and shoulders as tassels. The doll is shown as wearing a hat, with short curly hair.

Small round mould. Semi-spherical in shape with a hollowed-out centre with an incised design.

Two part terracotta figure mold. Part a is a seated person with a triangular face in the interior. Part b is the back, with no design. Unbroken.

Two section mould. Terracotta bird mould (part a) with diagonal lines in relief on wings, circular eyes and short tail and peak. Unbroken. Terracotta bird mould (part b) with diagonal lines in relief on wings, circular eyes and short tail and peak. Unbroken.

Positive die mould of a Northwest Coast salmon design. Made of a hard, green plastic or resin.

Roughly rectangular piece of dark brown wood with a straight, short handle protruding from one end; carved from a single piece of wood. A curvilinear shape with scalloped edges is carved into the top of the rectangular section of wood; floral motifs are carved on the bottom of the shape.

A small light brown cylindrical wood piece, tapering at one end, carved with a cylindrical protrusion extending upward from the larger end.