This male figure stands with legs apart and arms bent at the elbow with hands embracing the stomach. The figure has a long torso and protruding stomach. The legs stop just above the knees, each one resting upon a square-shaped base. A hole represents the naval and grooves define the fingers.

This head is long and oval in shape. The nose, mouth and left ear have been carved, the right ear is missing. Incised lines define the eyes. The ear is large in comparison with the other facial features.

This object is composed of a long pole upon which sits a carved head of a figure. The pole has been left plain and undecorated. The figure is depicted with an open upturned mouth, above which is a small circular nose.

This flute has a circular, tube-like body. The bottom end tapers to a point which is curved upwards to touch the outside of the main body. The top end is slightly smaller to form a mouthpiece and is pierced with a large hole. A carved diamond shape connects this with the main body.

This object is composed of an elaborately carved figure above which sits a flat rectangular step. The head of the figure is depicted with a large, open mouth. A band of raised ridges encircles the top of the mouth and forehead.

This club has a short, rounded handle. A head has been carved into the end of the handle depicted with an open mouth. Two circles which define the eyes sit within a deeply recessed area. The eyes and nose have been roughly modelled.

This club is composed of a short handle and main rounded body. An abstract design has been carved into the end of the handle, below which is a hole. A figure has been carved into one side of the club, depicted with a gaping mouth.

This club has been formed into a violin shape. It has a short handle and a rounded main body which has been separated into two halves by a cut-out segment placed in the centre of either side. An elaborate design has been carved into the end of the handle, below which is a square-shaped hole.

This simple pendant has been formed into the shape of a figure who sits with bowed legs, feet together. The head is inclined to the left and the hands rest upon the legs. The head is large and only the eyes, right eyeball and nose have been defined by incised lines.

The top of this object has been formed into a large head. The head is fairly flat with a sharp edge which runs down the centre separating the head into two halves. The large eyes, mouth and ears have been carved and are simplistic.

This figure squats on both legs with arms by the sides, resting on the stomach. The hands and feet are defined by grooves. The figure has a large protruding stomach with a large, defined navel. The chest and back are flat and the sides of the torso have been cut away to form two recessed areas.

This stool is composed of a curved rectangular set which sits upon four legs. The legs are short and curve outwards, resting upon heart-shaped feet. The seat curves upwards. The object is plain and undecorated.

This whisk is a complex object formed from a variety of sections. On top of the columnar handle sits a double-sided, angular figure. The figure squats upon a square base with arms drawn across the stomach to meet in the centre. The figure has a large stomach accentuated by a protruding navel.

This object is composed of a simple figure who stands upon a rectangular post which tapers towards the bottom. The figure stands with legs apart, the left arm hangs by the side with the hand resting on the stomach and the right arm reaches upwards with the hand touching the chin.

This club is composed of a long rounded shaft and a large flat head. The shaft widens slightly at the base and has been left plain and unadorned. The top of the club widens into a circular shape and is thicker then the rest of the object. The design is the same on both sides.

This wrist ornament has been formed into the shape of a turtle. The turtle has been simplistically rendered as only the feet, mouth and eyes have been defined. A hole runs through the centre of the body from side to side.

This pair of dancing figures are similar in stance and execution. Figure A stands with legs apart and bent outwards slightly at the knee. The right arm is raised with the hand touching the head, the left arm rests on the left thigh. The head is seen in profile, turned to the left.

This neck ornament is characterised by a central pendant formed from whale ivory. This pendant is hook-shaped with two ridges on the underside and curves upwards. From either side of this stems plaited strands of hair.

This dish has been formed into the shape of a duck in flight. A simple head with a long beak has been carved. One eye has been defined by a ring of white shell and is hollow in the centre. The shell from the left eye is missing. The neck extends from the centre of one end of the dish.

This club has been formed from a long circular pole which widens towards the top. Seven tear-shaped stumps encircle the top of the club, each containing a central vertical ridge. A circular stump also protrudes from the top end of the club.