One brown, tan and white petrified wood, chipped stone tool with possible use wear on one edge. Originally housed in a box marked: 4F15, Box 3.

Arrow head of petrified wood. Locality: Site 26. Guss Island, Garrison Bay, Roche Harbor, San Juan Islands, Wash. Remarks: Probably introduced from distance.* This object was originally classified as an unassociated funerary object based on the fact that it was removed from Guss Island, a well known burial island. After further review of A.G. Colley's field notes, it became clear that a slate knife and unmodified stones were the only objects found in association with burials. The remaining objects were found on the beach. Colley's notebook states "slate knife is done up in white cloth, two or more odds, are from beach, not graves, knife only object." There are three slate knives in this accession. There is no way to determine which was from graves and which from the beach, so all three are being categorized as associated funerary objects. M. Noble 7/9/2007 *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Petrified wood flake with well-defined rings. Previously labeled 45KI8-182 and "(u)". Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 3, Level 3. Object is described in the Field Catalog Form as "4 fragments of bone; 3 fragments shell; 1 piece petrified wood; 3 pieces dung; 1 fish fin; 6 slips of sage?" M. Crawford, 2/9/2010

Fragment of knotted cord with previously attached tag labelled "45-KI-8 / 256 / 3S3-4 / FN-107". Find #256 on the Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 3S3, Level 4 39" below datum. Description "fragment coiled basketry", Comments: "AF-107". AF/FN-107 in the Field Notebook indicates the provenience as: Unit 3S3, Level 33" from 4S2, 39" below Datum, 22" from 4S2, 57" from 4S3, Excavated by Claude Warren on 7/7/1953, Remarks " Grass level". (02/04/2010 A. Auerbach)

One fragment 2-strand s-cordage. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 4S3, Level 1 (12"). (02/02/2010 A. Auerbach)

One petrified wood triangular flake. Previously labeled 45-KI-8 32. Field Catalog Form #32 lists the provenience as: Unit 4N2, Level 1, and associations as: "Ash lens." A. Auerbach, 01/26/2010.

One petrified wood scraper with previous label 45-KI-8 10. It is brown and striated; flaked on the darker side of the scraper. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 4N1, Feature 1, Level 2, Comments: "Fire pit." Note: This object might be #2 in Artifact Record Notebook 1, based on the block card for Unit 4N1-1; however the provenience does not match exactly. A. Thickpenny and A.Hart, 11/4/2009

Petrified wood end scraper with white, gray, and dark brown banding. 3S3-4 written in black ink on side. 251/45-KI-8 is written 1 cm below this. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: "Unit 3S3, Level 4, 42" (d)", Description: "end scraper of petrified wood." Block card reads: "Features: grass layer slanting steeply from north side and east side toward center of pit. Artifacts: Eight pieces of cordage #85, 86, 88, 95, 97, 98, 106, 101; one piece of basketry #107; and one scraper #105." Cordage and basketry not located. (S. Chappel and Pan Yi, 1/21/2010)

A petrified wood drill with a point that drastically narrows from the base. It has bifacial retouch on both edges.

A dark petrified wood scraper with unifacial retouch on two opposite edges.