Utilized pebble tool, rounded ends and brownish colour.; Good

Arrow-shaft smoother of coarse sandstone which has a diagonal groove across the centre.; Good

A straight adze made from an old file with a D-shaped wooden handle lashed on with cedar bark. The blade is still fairly sharp, and it appears the metal file may have been moved along the length of the adze as it required sharpening. The end of the handle is slightly flared as if it has been struck with a hammer.; Good

A) A pounder with upper end rounded and lower end flat. B) Portion of large ground celt. C) Grooved stone club head. D) Large ground implement, use uncertain. E) mortar of lava. The catalogue card states B and D are boxed under archaeology, M.H. 1992, while B, C, and E were noted as missing in 1981.; Good

The catalogue card gives a description of the tool taken from the collector, George T.Emmons. Deep green mottled and flaked in lighter green nephrite implement, worked throughout its length. It shows grooves where cut from the stock boulder the length of each narrow face, and shallow broad grooves on the face. it is discoloured from weathering on one face. It is double ?bitted or sharpened at each end .; Good

Pointed tool of walrus ivory with handle representing a crane eating a frog, inlaid with abalone shell. Noted to be missing in 1981 and 1993 (G.Crowther).; Good

Bronze stylus consisting of a flat body that begins with a point, expands, then tapers back in to form the handle.

Small, bronze spatula consisting of a cylindrical shaped body and a small flat, square shaped head.