This point is made of red CCS and has a gray inclusion running through it. It is triangular with gradually tapering sides and a moderately convex base. Provenience Data: N.: 193 E.: 5 Q: F Stratum: 50.02 Level: 1 Feature: n/a Pit: n/a Comments: C.L.

Olcott biface.

Long, and narrow biface of black obsidian. Possibly a drill or perforator. J. Fisher, 02/19/03

Brown chert biface, flaked by percussion, but not completely symmetrical. Base appears shouldered on one side, but may be incidental. Relatively thick ( ~ 1.0cm) and not quite lenticular. J. Fisher, 02/19/03

White chalcedony biface. It is triangular, with a convex base and a lenticular cross-section, made from nearly-regular parallel pressure flaking. One corner of base has small fracture, likely done during manufacture. Very likely a unnotched (incomplete?) projectile point. Label reads: "Arrowhead Whidbey Island, Washington White Chalcedony Whilliam Sherman December 12-1944 A1-l" J. Fisher, 02/19/03

Medium brown chert with white veins. Biface is stemmed, formed by a single shoulder on one margin. Randomly pressure flaked, and lenticular in cross-section. Sides are slightly convex, and base is convex. Label reads: "Brown/White Agate Knife. Locality: River Beach, Section 20, Kittitas County, Washington. found april 1951 by Frank Davis. Purchased by Robert Y. Pratt from Harry Ankenny, 5/51. nstx-p." J. Fisher, 02/19/03

A white translucent biface with a slightly convex and roughly triangular base. Biface is thick, but almost lenticular, and lumpy in a few locations. Randomly pressure-flaked. Label included reads: "Arrowhead Whidbey Island, Washington White Chalcedony Collected by William B. Engle (Burton Engle's Grandfather)" J. Fisher, 02/19/03

Basalt lanceolate with continuous serration. The point was boxed with three points (1999-97/16, 1999097/17 and 1999/97/18) and a note which says: "Arrowheads Whidbey Island, Washington Herman Wanamaker Gifts December 10, 1944" KJG February 2000

Grey chert point which is probably lanceolate in shape. However, both ends are broken. The point was in a box with a note which says: "Arrowhead Whidbey Island, Washington John LeSourd Gifts December 1944. Dec. 15, 1944" The box also contained two basalt points (1999-97/13 and 1999-97/14) KJG February 2000 Exhibits potlids and crenalated surface and was probably thermally damaged post-manufacture (JLF 03/03)

Black obsidian lanceolate biface in the style of Whidbey Island, WA. The tip and base are broken. One side is slightly serrated and the other is convex. The point was in a box with a basalt point (1999-97/9) and a chert point (1999-97/11); neither have provenience information. The point was wrapped in a piece of paper on which was noted: "Arrowhead Whidbey Island, Washington Black obsidian Mrs. F. Armstrong Gift December 8, 1944 02-3" KJG February 2000