Broken off base. B. Avery 12/08/2003. Sent to Northwest Research Obsidian Studies Laboratory for XRF sourcing analysis by Amanda Taylor on 11/13/2008. A. Deep 12/02/08 Assigned Analysis Catalog #30 by Amanda Taylor, 10/28/08. See Multimedia link for XRF results. A. Deep 12/02/2008 Northwest Research Obsidian Lab #BO-08-109. A. Deep, 12/02/2008

Bifacially flaked basalt. Sent to Northwest Research Obsidian Studies Laboratory in Corvallis, OR by Amanda Taylor for XRF sourcing analysis on 11/13/2008. A. Deep 12/02/08 Assigned Analysis Catalog #29 by Amanda Taylor, 10/28/08. See Multimedia link for XRF results. A. Deep 12/02/2008 Northwest Research Obsidian Lab #BO-08-109. A. Deep 12/02/2008

Bifacially flaked stemmed basalt (caliche) point. Sent to Northwest Research Obsidian Studies Laboratory in Corvallis, OR for XRF sourcing analysis by Amanda Taylor on 11/13/2008. A. Deep 12/02/08 Assigned Analysis Catalog #28 by Amanda Taylor, 10/28/08. See Multimedia link for XRF results. A. Deep 12/02/2008 Northwest Research Obsidian Lab #BO-08-109. A. Deep 12/02/2008

Oval stone mortar with deep hole in the centre for grinding. [MJD 05/05/2009]

Stone pestle of a roughly cylindrical shape, with a rounded and smoothed tip on one end and a flat, broken end on the other. [CAK 05/08/2009]

One serrated basalt point with contracting stem. Olcott-style point. L. Phillips, 10/27/2005

Core is made of basalt, is elliptical in shape, and is flaked. Original bag stated: "a plain old convex scraper or chopper," "one of the better examples," "Cordis Junction," "surface," "Eastern Washington," and "8/2/61." (S. Iles, 4/20/2004) Robert Greengo identified that "Cordiss Junction is (was) probably a point on the Burlington Northern railroad that runs from Wenatchee to the east, very near Crescent Bar and Trinidad," WA. (S. Iles 5/18/04)

Artifact is possibly a chipped stone tool. It is made out of basalt and is possibly flaked. Original bag stated: "above headquarters," "found on surface of sandy dry beach," "cobble chopper," "J.M.F.," and "7/3/61." (S. Iles, 4/20/2004)

Flake is made out of basalt and is unifacially flaked. Original bag stated: "on surface," "artifact bag," and "8/2/61." (S. Iles, 4/20/2004)

Basalt mortar with face engraved on front and curved lines extending to back. Anthropomorphic mortar with bowl in top of head. "One dark basalt cylindrical mortar, with oval shaped human face and incised, raised-relief of parallel lines possibly suggesting ribs." K. Kay, April 14, 2004