According to Peter Turbet, four of these spears still exist: two bone-tipped three-pronged spears ("mooting"), one bone-tipped four-pronged spear ("calarr") and a shaft with a single hardwood head – the only material reminder of this first contact. Cook gave the spears to his patron, John Montagu, First Lord of the Admiralty and Fourth Earl of Sandwich, who then gave them, to his "alma mater" Trinity College. Archaeologists quote them as being priceless, as the spears are among the few remaining artefacts that can be traced back to Cook's first voyage. Although the Gweagal Spears remain in the ownership of Trinity College, they are now on display at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge in England.