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Complete flute. There are four perforations, three grouped together along the top of the flute, followed by a drill mark. The fourth perforation is at one end. There are striations in a chevron pattern across the surface

Broken toggle, longitudinal fragment remaining. Finished at both ends, both ends serrated.

Complete flute. There are four perforations, three along the top of the flute, and one at the end on the side. The entire surface is decorated with striations that wrap around the flute going in both directions that create a crosshatched pattern.

Mostly complete flute, finished at both ends, but small fragments missing from either end. In a bag tied to the object there is small fragment that has chipped off. There are multiple repairs. There are criss-crossed striations across the surface. One side of the flute is darkened. There are three perforations along the top, two broken perforations at one end.

Complete toggle. Large longitudinal split at top of toggle on either side of perforation. Visible repair at bottom of toggle. There is a large perforation at the top. This toggle is finished at both ends. There are darkened striations across three quarters of the surface, in an overlapping chevron pattern. Sticker on the side reads "Warrington 6/5/93 no. 5"

Broken flute in process of manufacture. There are large fragment missing from one end. At opposite to broken edge, there is one complete perforation and one broken perforation. There are small striations around the perforations. There are more perforations on one side, in a fanned pattern.

Complete toggle, possibly manufactured from flute. There is one perforation along the top near one end. There are darkened striations in a chevron pattern around the perforated end of the toggle.

Broken flute, small fragment remaining. One end is finished. There are striations across the surface. There are the remains of an adhesive on the back and long edges.

Small fragment of flute. The entirety of the surface is covered in striations.

Complete toggle. Finished on both side, with a perforation through the centre. There are diagonal striations along the side. There are three repairs where previously broken.

Complete toggle. Finished on both ends. There is no perforations. On one side, there are darkened striations. On the other side, there is a large crack that has been repaired with a hard resin.

Unfinished toggle, finished at both ends, but with no perforation. Three darkened and diagonal striations across surface.

Complete toggle, manufactured from a bone flute. There are two perforations along the top of the toggle and one perforation on either side. There are darkened striations on the toggle going in a several directions that appear to be darkened.

Broken toggle, missing a large fragment from one end. There is a large crack that runs along the top of the toggle, through the two perforations. Another crack runs most of the length down one side. The perforations are very close together. At either end the opening of the bone is lightly scored.

Complete toggle. This toggle is finished at both ends. There is one perforation in the centre, and one partial perforation at the end. This partial perforation indicates this was recut from a flute to a toggle. There is longitudinal crack near the perforations.

Broken toggle, there is a chip missing from one end. Aside from the chip, both ends are finished. There is a perforation in the centre. The bone is burned.

Complete toggle, small fragment missing from one end. There is a crack running the length of the toggle. There are no perforations. There are several vertical striations on the unchipped side.

Complete toggle. Finished at both ends. No perforations.

Complete toggle, made from a small curved piece of bone. There is single, large perforation in the centre. There are two striations in a "X" pattern on the side.

Complete toggle. There is one perforation through the centre of the toggle, and one partial perforation on the edge. There are three short, vertical striations on the side opposite to the perforations.