7/15/93:vma. No Accession File, info fm Accession Ledger which states "mortar & Large basalt mortar. Locality: Oregon So. of Portland, site on Wilamette River. Identified by D.O. Mortar, broken into at least three pieces and glued previously; exterior surfaces are rough, interior and adjoining surface is smooth.

One notched sinker. Locality: Fisher, Washington. Remarks: Or willow bark stripper.* Ovoid pebble, with rounded notch on one side. Found at Sauvie's Island, Clark County, Wa. *Information comes from original accession ledger.

Grey, Triangular

Brown, tanslucent chert. Point tip only.

1 basalt shatter, original bag states "4R1, chips and Bone frags"

26 etching tools of basalt, chalcedony, etc.* *Information is from the original accession ledger.

1 basalt flake; 1 chert shatter, appears burnt

Grey, Triangular Although this object is catalogued as 1966-100/..., it appears that it is actually a part of accession 1966-86 because of the numbering system, which is characteristic of that accession and not of accession 1966-100. A. Frost 5/11/2005.

Roughly circular basalt tool, bifacially worked. Original catalogue description: "Basalt spall scraper. Roughly pentagonal oval outline. Most of edges chipped to edge from both sides. One fairly sharp point on one end." Original catalogue remark: "D D 4.0 feet"

Possibly a mortar (rubbing stone). Locality: Fisher, Washington.* Simple oval hand maul, battered on both ends. Found at Clark County, Wa. *Information comes from original accession ledger.