Notched bone harpoon point

Mammal bone fragment pointed at one end.

Split bone adze blade.

Mammal Bone tool

"Deer scapula, whose articulation has been broken off. The ridge on its upper surface was broken and ground off, its blade punched, and its heavy side polished, probably through use. The artifact may have served some function in the dressing of hides. (Fig. 5, x). Cultural Component II Square 5R1 Sotu 3'1" West 1'4" Datum Depth 41"." From The Washington Archaeologist. 1962 Vol. VI, No. 2.

"Bone chisel or wedge fragment (Fig 5, g). Cultural Component II Square 5R2 North 3'4" East 1'8" Eatum Depth 19". From The Washington Archaeologist. 1962 Vol. VI, No. 2.

"Large Antler wedge bifacially beveled at bit (Fig. 4,a). Cultural Component I Square 8L2 North 0'6" East 2'2" Datum Depth 18". From The Washington Archaeologist. 1962 Vol. VI, No. 2.

"Crude gouge or chipper, made from a sawed and broken piece of mammal bone (Fig. 5, q). Cultural component II Square 6L1 South 2'7" West 2'0" Datum Depth 23"." From The Washington Archaeologist. 1962 Vol. VI, No. 2.

Bone fragments have been repaired with adhesive. Collected by Brian Holmes and Greg Possehl during UW Highways Survey, 8/1963. Site was destroyed by path of relocation channel for Green River. Collection rehoused, 3/28/2002. C. Iodice

Bone fragments have been repaired with adhesive. Collected by Brian Holmes and Greg Possehl during UW Highways Survey, 8/1963. Site was destroyed by path of relocation channel for Green River. Collection rehoused, 3/28/2002. C. Iodice