The engraved designs in the center relate to Old Bering Sea III period motifs, but the remaining ornamentaion is Punuk, thus suggesting the early Punuk dating. The addition of a small wood seal head on the right side refers to the nature of the prey sought by the owner of the goggles and emphasizes the relationship between the animal's spirit and the hunter himself. This is the only known example showing such a detail. It looks forward to the inclusion of such hunting magic symbolism in later Eskimo art.