An antler or bone point. Possibly ground or carved. Possibly a piece from a compound toggling harpoon. -M. Elm 1/25/06 The label on the bag reads: Bone Point 45-PI-13

An antler or bone point. Possibly carved or ground.

An antler or bone awl. Possibly ground or carved. Label on bag reads: "45-PI-13"

An antler or bone point. Possibly ground or carved.

An antler or bone point. Possibly ground or carved.

One half of a digging stick handle, broken at hole where digging stick would be inserted. One surface is decorated with two sets of three isosceles triangular patterns. These triangles are in filled with between 8 and 12 parallel rows of 2mm hatch marks. The stacked sets of triangles are separated by three sets of two parallel grooves carved parallel to the bases of the triangles. The opposite surface is decorated with two grooves (approx. 3mm in width) that continue from one end of the handle to the hole (described above). Northwest Coast/Plateau.

Curved tip of tine. Jagged break at opposite end from point. No definate signs of modification. Blackening on tip, possible sign of burning. B.Avery 10/29/2003.

Curved point of antler tine. Ground flat on one side, incised with overall cross hatched design on other. Some wear on inner curved area of designed side. B.Avery 10/29/2003.

Curved portion of antler, round at one end and ground flat in wedge shape on other. Wedge end is rounded and has depression where bone matrix is visable and a few light colored chips on point. Opposite end is rough, has large old chip and drilled indentation 0.5cm into center. B.Avery 10/29/2003.

Flat piece of antler slightly ground and rounded on both short ends. Porous inner bone exposed on one side, same side on larger rounded end shows a lighter colored large chip? B.Avery 10/27/2003.