Clear, flat glass fragment

Clear, flat glass fragment

19 assorted beads. Fourteen of which are blue glass, and range in size from 0.6cm to 0.2cm. Two are white glass, both 0.4cm. One is red glass, with white center, 0.5cm. Two are possible stone beads 0.5cm and 0.2cm. B.Avery 10/24/2003.

Object Name: Projectile Point ~ Debitage ~ Glass ~ Scraper 2 chert projectile points, 2 jasper scrapers, 2 chert scrapers, 106 pieces of debitage, 4 pieces of clear vessel glass. These objects were collected by R. E. Greengo and crew between 1964 and 1966. It is possible that this group of objects represents the collection made during an initial field visit to the site. The site was tested by UW in 1965. See copy of correspondence between Paula Johnson and Dr. Greengo in accession file. Catalog number assigned during rehousing, 3/28/2002. P. Johnson

Object Name: Level Bag ~ Debitage ~ Scraper ~ Projectile Point ~ Nail ~ Glass ~ Fragment 30 pieces of debitage, 1 scraper, 1 brown chert triangular projectile point, 1 nail, 5 glass fragments. N 6-8, E 0-2, 0-20cm (surface). Collected by Argyle and Nelson, March 1965. Catalog number assigned during rehousing, 3/28/2002. P. Johnson

Object Name: Level Bag ~ Debitage ~ Glass ~ Nail ~ Chipped Stone Tool 1 chipped stone tool, 28 pieces of debitage, 3 glass fragments, 1 nail. N 0-2, E 0-2, 0-20cm (from SE stake) Collected by Munsell and Maas, March 1965. Catalog number assigned during rehousing, 3/28/2002. P. Johnson

Blue glass faceted bead. K. Kay, 11/05/2003

Bead is white in color and cylindrical in shape.

Blue glass, wire-wound pony bead Info From: BOAS, Inc. (April 1997) Field Number: E Date: 9/13/96 Artifact: Bead Material: Blue Glass Description: Wire-wound, Pony Provenience: Tract E, Surface Comments: Type FOVA 2005, ca. 1830-1880

Amethyst curved glass