A. Toggling harpoon heads. The larger specimen has an iron blade held in place with an iron rivet.
B. Ivory snow knife. This knife would be used for trimming snow blocks used in igloos, wind-breaks, and other structures made from snow.
C. Ground stone harpoon blades. The specimen with the rivet holes would have been used in the larger harpoons for capturing large whales.
D. Stylized human figure in bone.
E. Ivory harpoon foreshaft receptacle.
F. Bone wound plug. Such tools were used to plug the wounds of slain animals such as seals in order to stop the blood from escaping. Historically blood was used for soup and sometimes as an adhesive.
G. Bone lance foreshaft section.
H. Soapstone cooking pot.
Courtesy: Canadian Museum of Civilization, National Museums of Canada (S87-1327)
