Gold finish with silver under pin , medal bar brooch for displaying military medals. Has gold appearance, with silver wear of the finish near the pin plate. Some discoloration on the ventral face of brooch.

secondary flake, Light grey with redish mottling on cortex, dull, opaque, palm sized, angular with blocky appearance, multiple flaking scars present

light yellowish brown w/ dark brown mottled spots, dull, opaque, spade-like shape, with the presence of flake scars on distal portion. Bulb present.

Oval shaped rough cobble with one perforation; perforation towards edge; 16.21 mm diameter perforation; edges of perforation are thin and sharp. Very coarse grained; medium green/grey with dark grey and tan inclusions; ground area at perforation is tan.

Medium grey with some dark grey banding, diamond shaped river cobble with one perforation; perforation towards one corner; 29.06 mm diameter perforation; perforation made by grinding one side

Dark green/brown. Nipple top hand maul with a flat base; chipping on edge of base; pitting present everywhere; possible back of base ground flat.

A medium-sized, tear shaped, mustone, core fragmnet; core;displays two large flake scars; waterworn corex; L=36.0mm; W=44.0 mm' TH-26.5 mm; Wt=65.3 g Artifact was fractured in the bag and resulted in three pieces (a-c). In catalogue as 1 piece.

Flat ended, oblong stone with grinded band near the flat end. The flat end is very pecked.

Dark grey stone knife. One smooth beveled edge. lots of scratches on the face with the label.

Pale orange, cream, and green weaving. There are three and a half 13cm diamonds down the center of the textile and cream zig-zag pattern going down both sides. There are cream coloured loops on one end and cream tassels on the other end. The yarn is uneven and lumpy. There is yellow thread on both ends as well. Not certain if it was used in a repair or something else. There is a blue machine-made tag stitched onto one corner. It says "SALISH WEAVING" "HANDCRAFTED - FRASER VALLEY" "BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA".