Charcoal; shell fragments mixed in. Square 0: Level VII: Depth 72-78"

Volcanic ash; surface collection #1; REF: Kidd,"The Alderdale Archaeological Project," Dept. of Anthropology, UW, 1965.

Surface Depth: 72-84 Burned reeds, black.

Surface Depth: 3.0-4.0 White

Basalt discoid. Shaped like a mule ear knife - concave base, all sides have been flaked - except for small area at top (point) and both sides of the base (looks notched).

Brown cobble with darkening, oval witha a flat basse due to it being fractured. Use wear evident on this edge. Battering evident on opposing end. Remaining edge is round and uniform.

tan cobble is flat with rounded edges around almost half of perimeter. Two opposing edges are notched with bifacial flaking; the remaining edge is a fracture scar (very steep - almost 90 degrees between scar surface and adjacent cortical surface.)

Rounded mortar fragment with flat base. One surface of object has definite depression (6 cm deep, 14 cm wide), opposite side has shallow depression.

Broken on one end; heavily pecked; rectangular and grey.

White