This worked specimen is crafted from fossilized bone or mineralized ivory, likely from a marine mammal such as a whale or walrus. The primary body is shaped into an elongated rectangular block with a rounded, domed top and a flat, squared base, bearing a physical resemblance to a modern popsicle. The specimen is constructed with a short, tapered wooden peg handle inserted into a central aperture at the base. The surface displays a cream-to-buff ground color characterized by significant dark brown and black mineral staining and encrustation. A visible cancellous bone structure is present on the broad faces, accompanied by natural pitting and weathering. No maker's marks, signatures, or inscriptions are visible on the object.