Sorted from Excavated Material B2-0685.02.01 is a chert, wedge-shaped core (Figure 7.19 in Larson & Lewarch 1995: 7-60).

Side notched projectile point found approximately 30cm below surface. Stylistically associated with mid-Holocene. One side-notched projectile point found 10/26/2009 on south side of UW Botany Greenhouse just above Burke-Gilman Trail on UW Property. Found by Ellen Jane Van Wyk, a Greenhouse volunteer and UW freshman, who was helping dig soil to prepare for garden space. She gave the point to the Greenhouse Manager, Doug Ewing, who then contacted the Burke Museum Archaeology Dept. Following this discovery, Archaeology Staff (Lisbeth Louderback, Laura Phillips, and Stephanie Jolivette) and Anthropology Graduate Student, Jacob Fisher, dug three test pits to assess possible site integrity. They recovered two additional artifacts -- chipped quartzite, which are also part of this accession. They also determined the location as a site, and the Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation assigned it Site #45-KI-957.

One piece of yellow chert flake. "45-KI-8/330/4N1-4" is written on the ventral face in black ink. Field Catalog Form #330 lists the provenience as: Unit 4N1-4. The artifact is described as: "2 stones, 1 cedar." Only one stone has been found. Artifact is associated with a Level Bag. (Pan, Yi, 2/25/2010)

One piece of reddish-brown chert debitage. Written on artifact in black ink "45-KI-8-B/288/B-1." Find #288 on the Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit B-Block B, Level 1, Description: Worked wood, stone, 2-z cordage. One piece of modified wood cataloged as 45KT20/288.2 and one fragment of 2-z cordage cataloged as 45KT20/288.3. (Pan Yi, 02/16/2010)

One side-notched chert projectile point. Point is transluscent brown/red with dark red stripe running through the base. "45 KI-8 12" is wriiten in ink and "4N1-1" pencil on a tag that was previously attached with string to the point. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 4N1, Level 1 (3-5"). (A. Thickpenny and A. Hart 11/4/2009)

Chert scraper. 45-KI-8/274 written in black ink on side. 81 and possible crossed out 3 written in pencil on same side below inked writing. Find #274 on the Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 3S3, Level 3, 33" (d), Comments: "AF-81." Block card reads: Features: Grass layer about 30 inches below 4S2. Extending a few inches into block and then dropping sharply to lower block. Artifacts: One chert scraper #81; one piece of basketry #89, one piece of reed cordage #92, one piece of knotted cedar bark #108; one piece of cordage #83. Comments: Mostly consisted of steril (?) dung. Field Book no. 1 reads: Surface D: 19" at 3S4 33" below datum. Location: 33 " from 4S3. 67" from 4S2. Remarks: Found in dung level just above grass layer. (S. Chappel and Pan Yi, 1/21/2010)

Chert projectile point tip; transluscent brown. The point appears to have flaking on the surface that has not been fully flaked off. The artifact surface is labeled "45 KI-8 4". Feature card refers to sketch book # 38 but sketchbook is not available. The Field Catalog Form lists provenience as: Unit 4, Level 2 and description as: "Tip of projectile point; Associations: "Fire Pit." C. Black 1/21/2010

A black CVR cobble lithic. One face is 90% cortex, the other has been heavily flaked, but no retouch has been applied.

One tan chert flake with no signs of retouch.

A dark brown chert lithic with retouch on one side. Both edges on that side have been lightly worked.