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Tsimshian war club.

Athabaskan caribou antler club. Possibly traded to Tlingit. Image taken at Khabarovsk (Siberia), town on the Amour river.

Stone club collected on the Cook expedition, 1778. Club depicts a face with human hair attached to the head, and a protruding stone tongue.

Likely more of a symbolic weapon or piece of ceremonial regalia.

Detail of Tsimshian caribou antler club. Piece likely dates to the early 19th century. Stone point is missing.

Slide caption reads: "Slave Killer. Inlaid Abalone."

Early atlatl or spear thrower with carvings.

Dug up by George F. MacDonald at Boardwalk site in a warrior cache, Prince Rupert Harbour. Roughly 1600 years old.

Early atlatl or spear thrower with carvings.

Club with a number of decorative features including carved faces with human hair, sea otter teeth and molars.

Tlingit atlatls or spear throwers with various carved motifs.

War pick with stone blade.

Underside of atlatls or spear throwers with various carved motifs.

Dragonfly painted bow, arrows, halibut hook, canoe and atlatl.