A black, silver and gold cloth used to make a skirt in Guatemala.

Two painted "clapsticks" of Australian Aboriginal origin, used to set the beat to songlines and to call people together. The clapsticks are approximately 7" long, pointed on each end, and painted on one half.

• One white eagle pendant. The back of pendent is inscribed "Basil"

Bentwood Box submission at the British Columbia National Event

• Printed deck of PowerPoint slides signed by Chief Shane Gottfriedson and Chief Garry Feschuk. (BB-0214-001)

• List of recommendations entitled "Day Scholar Class Action Litigation: Recommendations to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission" signed by Chief Shane Gottfriedson, Chief Garry Feschuk, and Ted Quewezance. (BB-0214-002)

Printed deck of PowerPoint slides signed by Chief Shane Gottfriedson and Chief Garry Feschuk.

• DVD * "Cloaked in Savagery" documentary of Survivors of Shubenacadie IRS, produced by Eastern Tide Productions in 2001.

• One copy each of the Mi'kmaq and Maliseet translations of the Anglican Church of Canada's official apology for their part in harms suffered due to the residential school system.

• A copy of the Expression of Reconciliation presented at the Alberta National Event and placed in the Bentwood Box. Two typed pages. The Government of Alberta submitted a Reconciliation Document which committed the province to ensuring that all Alberta students will learn about the history and legacy of residential schools along with the history of the First Peoples of Canada. The enhanced mandatory curriculum for provincial K-12 students will include material on residential schools and treaties, and the diverse perspectives of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit peoples living in Alberta in relation to historical and contemporary contexts; concomitant Alberta teacher professional development will include teaching them about residential schools and Aboriginal history to equip them better to meet the needs of their First Nation, Métis and Inuit students. Within the Department of Education there will be a new Assistant Deputy Minister position responsible for Aboriginal Education; and the government also committed to work with First Nation, Métis and Inuit groups to promote reconciliation and provide opportunities for Albertans to hear the stories of residential schools first hand. The province also presented the TRC with a cheque for $250,000 to support the Alberta National Event. Stated Reason for Contribution: Given as a Bentwood Box contribution along with the RCMP's expression of reconciliation and apology for RCMP's participation in residential schools. (BB-0220-001)

• A letter on behalf of the Alberta Aboriginal Relations regarding the revision. (BB-0220-002)

• A revised version of the Expression of Reconciliation from Premier Dave Hancock and Hon. Frank Oberle. (BB-0220-003)

• Correspondence regarding an excerpt from the Alberta Hansard of April 7, 2014, in which Dave Hancock addresses the Truth and Reconciliation's work and the inclusion of Aboriginal history in Alberta's curriculum, and a copy of the Hansard excerpt. (BB-0220-004)