Jasper lanceolate point (Figure 7.30 in Larson & Lewarch 1995: 7-95).

Sorted from Excavated Material Jasper, conical core (Figure 7.17 in Larson & Lewarch 1995: 7-58).

Large, squared, triangular contracting stem, jasper point (Figure 7.26 in Larson & Lewarch 1995: 7-88).

Sorted from Bulk Sample Identified as tabular vein and pebble cryptocrystalline silica debitage (Figure 7.3 in Larson & Lewarch 1995: 7-11).

A red and brown jasper corner-notched point with a bifurcated stem. The very tip of the point is missing. The point was boxed with a note which states: "This arrowhead understood to be from between Vantage and Rocky Reach on the Columbia River, in Washington." and "Small Dark Olive and Dark Red Arrowhead. Jasper Locality: Columbia River Jasper" "Laurence Tyler August 2, 1975 M.st-piece" KJG February 2000

A jasper corner-notched point with a slightly convex base. Could be in the Columbia Series. The point was boxed with a note which says: "This arrowhead understood to be from between Vantage and Rocky Reach on the Columbia River, in Washington." and "Deep Mustard, touch Red, Jasper Arrowead Locality: Columbia River" "Laurence Tyler August 2, 1975 N.tt-piece" KJG February 2000

A red jasper slightly contracting stemmed point that is almost lanceolate in shape. The point was wrapped in paper on which was noted: "This arrowhead understood to be from between Vantage and Rocky Reach on the Columbia River, in Washington." and "Lanceolate Rich Red Brown Arrowead Locality: Columbia River Jasper" "Laurence Tyler August 2, 1975 Gift" KJG February 2000

A brown jasper side-notched point with adhering light-colored material on base. The point was wrapped in paper on which was noted: "This arrowhead understood to be from between Vantage and Rocky Reach on the Columbia River, in Washington" and "Soft Mustard Yellow Jasper Arrowhead. Locality: Columbia River" "Laurence Tyler, August 2, 1975 N.tt-piece" KJG February 2000

BJasper point that is snapped at the base. The tangs are also broken. The point was wrapped in paper on which was noted: "Arrowhead Whidbey Island, Washington Red-brown Jasper William Sherman December 12, 1944 J2-2" KJG February 2000

Chipped stone tool, jasper (reddish brown chert). One edge is bifacially flaked, while the opposite edge is unmodified; the unworked edge may have been broken. The tip looks like a drill, the base like a scraper (unifacially worked); it is difficult to tell if this is a broken biface or a drill/ scraper combination. Provenience Data: Artifact Catalog #: 301 Bag#: 744.0 Field Specimen #: n/a Unit: N 142.00 W 50.00 Feature: n/a Stratum: 3