Bone chisel from test hole excavated by L. Esther, R. Kidd, N. Stenholm, R. Greengo, and S. Solland. The chisel was collected from Orcas Island along the beach on August 28, 1960. C. Svensson; May 21, 2002

Bone Tool from test hole excavated by L. Esther, R. Kidd, N. Stenholm, R. Greengo, and S. Solland. The bone came from Orcas Island along the beach on August 28, 1960. C. Svensson; May 21, 2002

Bone figure with hands together on chest with stylized hair. Holes circle the head, except where fragments have broken off on either side of the top of the head. A photograph and description of this object was included on page 175 of the catalog for the Seattle Art Museum exhibit "S'abadeb, The Gifts" for which this object was loaned in 2008 (loan # L.210) The title of the book is "S'abadeb The Gifts: Pacific Coast Salish Art and Artists," Barbara Brotherton, editor, and is located in the Archaeology library in room 29. A. Deep 01/12/2009.

Antler wedge incised with circular and oval shapes on both surfaces. Wide end of wedge is slightly hollow and rough. There are two numbers on object - "SJ156" in black, and "SJ24/156" in white. Blade edge has freshly exposed breaks.

Unilaterally barbed harpoon point with five deeply carved barbs and lineguard notch. Broken and repaired in two places.

Unilaterally barbed harpoon point with three barbs and slight swelling near base for lineguard. Incised decorative lines at base end may depict bird.

Valve of Saxidomus giganteus shell with ochre or hematite, wrapped in plastic, ochre is leaking out. R. Williams 1/28/98

Weir stick. Locality: Roaring Creek Slough weir remnants. Identified by DO. Remarks: Long spruce.* Light brown color. Rectangular shape with 1 curved & 1 chipped end. Wood is peeling. R. Free 1965-1966. In Acc. ledger as from "D. Osborne" - this is Douglas Osborne, 4/7/93 DM. *This information comes from the original accession ledger.

Antler adze blade handle, hollowed interior, cut and ground beveled edges which meet blade. R. Williams 1/29/98

Clovis fluted point, obsidian, broken and repaired. Locality: 30-40 yards from bridge crossing Crab Creek at mouth of Crab Creek, south of Beverly. Identified by D.O. Remarks: 2 pieces found together.* Per request by graduate student Brett Lenz (Northern Arizona University, Dept. of Quarternary Studies), this Clovis point was sent to Richard Hughes (Geochemical Research, Portola Valley, CA) for obsidian sourcing, a non-destructive technique. The obsidian closely matches the Horsehead Mountain chemical type, which is found in the area of Little Juniper Mountain in Harney County, OR. (see report in Accn. file) LSP, 11/27/95. *Information is from the original accession ledger.