Double spout compressed ovoid grey brownware bottle with incised decoration. The double spouts extend vertically from the top, centred on the body. One spout is open at the top, the other comes to a point at the top to form what appears to be a bird's head with a circular eye on either side, with remnants of red paint. There is a flat strap handle connecting the spouts at mid-height. There is a small hole on the bird-shaped spout, just above where the strap handle attaches. A double incised line divides the body down the centre, and the front half is incised with a panel of two fox figures, a band of step-meander motif below, and diamonds & crosses above. There are seven crosses on the rear half of the body. The bottle has been completely broken and reconstructed, and there is a 5.5 cm by 3.5 cm piece missing at the back near the base below the open spout, as well as some smaller pieces missing. There are some small areas of in-fill.

Large flaring grey-brownware bowl with band of incised and painted band of decoration around two-thirds of the exterior rim. Within the band there are five abstract bird figures consisting of a triangular head flanked by projecting wing shoulders, which extend beside the central body and taper at their ends. the head and shoulders are painted red, and there are traces of a pale orange paint around the figures. In the wide inter-space between the ends of the decorative band there are painted red and beige dots without incision. The bowl has been completely broken and reconstructed, and some areas have been in-filled.

Large, dark brown, cylindrical mortar. The exterior surface is carved in low relief with a geometric pattern consisting of two trifoliate motifs on opposite sides of the bowl, with two vertical linear motifs arranged evenly between. These motifs extend from below the lip of the bowl to the base. In between each motif there are three horizontal bands carved just below the flanged lip of the rim. Both exterior and interior surfaces are pitted overall, with exception of the smooth areas where the bowl has been repaired and in-filled around the base and on the sides.

ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE GULF OF GEORGIA AND PUGET SOUND. SMITH, HARLAN I. MEMOIRS, 4, 1907

ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE GULF OF GEORGIA AND PUGET SOUND. SMITH, HARLAN I. MEMOIRS, 4, 1907

ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE GULF OF GEORGIA AND PUGET SOUND. SMITH, HARLAN I. MEMOIRS, 4, 1907