Four large plated basketry fragments labed 13, 13A, 13B, 13D. Fragments appear to be made of red cedar bark. 13D has an associated handle. 13A, 13B, and 13D all have associated bags with loose small material. Two large plated basketry fragments labe 13C and 13F are stored on the tray below samples mentioned above. They too appear to be made of red cedar bark. Both 13C and 13F have associated bags with loose debris. Field specimen inventory sheet identified object as net weight.

Four strands of red cedar fiber twisted into a cord.

Two sticks wrapped in a figure eight fashion made of red cedar bark. There is one bag of small loose fragments associated with this object.

One twisted red cedar bark cord with a loop at one end. There is one small bag of associated fragments.

Three red cedar plated basket fragments (one labeled 7A, one 7B, one is not labeled). They may or may not be part of the same basket. This sample also contains one bag of small loose fragments.

Rehoused 3/22/04. Associated stick described in Basketry Card was not with object. At this time, I left original tag #59, on object. B. Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Braided Cedar Rope Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: 30cm in length - braided (bark) construction. Width about 2.5 cm Provenience: Cut: 7N 9E Horiz. Loc.: 250-300S - 7N - 150E - 9E Depth: n/a Remarks: Stick found with rope - Length 26.5 cm Width 2.3 cm to 1.9 cm.

Jade adze imbedded in tree root. Locality: North bank of Chisholm Bay, Government Canal Locks, Seattle. Remarks: Found in an old camp site & shell heap, etc.* *Information is from the original accession ledger.

50+ fragments of cedar, no apparent modification, parts are burnt; original bag labeled, "Pole (cedar) 5R1 collected by D. Tuohy in 1953-5 PNW Pipeline Survey." 113 grams of wood were removed and transferred to Gary Wessen in order to be sent to Beta Analyltic for radiocarbon dating on February 20, 2002. M. Noble

12 fragments of cedar wood. Original bag labeled, "cedar wood chunks, 5R1."

Twelve rush fragments, and two cedar wood fragments, found in a bag marked "45-KI-7 pit 2 cordage-matting etc. 7/21/54 AM Reece" This material is from Shelter 7A in Whiskey Dick Creek. According to Swanson (1956, 1962), one pit (pit #1) was excavated. This material, from pit #2, was never mentioned in any notes or reports. There were no human remains found in this bag when it was located at the Burke Museum in 1995. It was, therefore, not considered grave goods. E. Scharf 7/31/95