Bundle of twisted reed in capsule. Field catalog form states, "C-3S2-1, Reed". No field notebook number. Excavated by Eugene Giles on 7/24/1953.

One piece of tule binding. On previous tag in a separate bag written in black ink "45-KI-8/281" and in pencil "3S2-3/AR-72". Find #281 on Field Catalog Form lists the provenience as Unit 3S2, Level 3, Vert. 33"(d), Associations AF-72. Field #72 in Field Notebook #1 lists "knotted reed binding, Unit: 3S2-3, Surface depth: 33", 30" from 3S1, 58" from 4S2, Rathhun. 7/6/53. Remarks: found in occupation level." (Pan Yi, 02/16/2010)

One 3-strand z-cordage. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 3S3-4, Level 42", Comments: "AF-106" with "Doesn't tally w/ analysis ES." written in pencil. Artifact Record Notebook 1 indicates the provenience of #106 as "Unit 3S3, Level 4 36" below surface, 42" below Datum, 37" from 4S2, 48" from 4S3, Excavated by Claude Warren on 7/7/1953, Remarks "Grass level"". (02/04/2010 A. Auerbach)

One fragment of 6-strand braided cordage. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 4S3, Level 5 (54"), Description "7 strand bradided reed". (02/02/2010 A. Auerbach)

One coiled, tied reed with previously attached tag labelled "4S3-3 / 230 / AR-132" on the front and "(g.)" on the back. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 4S3, Level 3 (35"). Artifact Record Notebook 1 indicates the provenience of #132 as: Unit 4S3, Level 35", 3' from 4S2, 3' from 4S3, Excavated by Eugene Giles on 7/15/1953, Comments: "Grass Layer" (02/02/2010 A. Auerbach)

One fragment 2-strand z -cordage. Previously attached label reads "218" on the front and "45-KI-8 / 218 / A-5 / FN-142" on the back. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit A, Level 5. Artifact Record Notebook 1 lists #142: Unit A, Depth 5', 5'10" from 4S2, 8' from 5S2, Eugene Giles, 7/18/1953, Found in pit Feature 7. (A. Auerbach, 1/28/2010)

Basketry, matted and woven fragments incrusted in mud. One large matted piece approx. 43x50cm, and many other non-connected pieces of various weaves. Also contained lots of scattered debris, and one piece of charred wood. The only tag identifying the object was a large one with the site #, accn. #, and #53 (1of 2), (this was crossed out). However, the object fit the "Basketry Description Card " (see below). I rehoused it as such, in two boxes that filled the drawer. The tag was removed to archives. B. Avery 9/5/05. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Basketry Matting Estimated Size: Big Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: Both open twining and (Checker 1, bottom only) weaving - coarse gauge. Bottom: Large checker(1) - weave - coarse - possibly made out of bark, falling apart. Bark alternating with reeds or smaller strips of bark. Provenience: Cut: 7N 6E Horiz. Loc.: 64S - 7N - 0E - 6E Depth: 72cm Bottom Measurements: Body Measurements: (Warps below are stickes, not continuation of bottom bark warps) Warp Max: 3.10 Warp Max: .70 Warp Min: 2.50 Warp Min: .50 Warp Mean: 2.77 Warp Mean: .56 Weft Max: 2.60 Weft Max: .90 Weft Min: 2.30 Weft Min: .60 Weft Mean: 2.75 Weft Mean: .75 Remarks: A lot of mud - generally a mess - small pieces of basket inside (protruding slightly) one piece checker medium gauge and other pen twining medium gauge. Stick with charcoal also sticking out.

One bag containing 4 fragments of twisted cordage. The cordage is described in the field record catalog as: "Braided reed, three strand." (S.Iles, 5/2/2005). Braid is 2-strand (L.Phillips, 1/19/2010). This item was previously flagged "NAGPRA Status Undetermined". In May of 2007, the item was further researched and determined instead to not be funerary-related based upon review of accession archives. Given that the Block Card for Unit 4S1 does not mention the presence of a burial, it is likely that these cordage pieces are not funerary-related. (K. Chobot, 5/7/2007)

Basketry frament with some open twined construction showing, but mainly a pile of material as described in Basketry Card (below). Rehoused 09/05/2005. Tag associated with object was extremely faded, but indentations revealed #577. Tag was removed (see archives). B. Avery. Information from Field Basketry Card (see archives): Description: Basket Estimated Size: Large/ Probably Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: Very bad shape. Probably open twining, coarse grain. A lot of sticks laying in one direction. Provenience: Cut: 0N-18E Horiz. Loc: 20S-0N-190E-18E Depth: 136cm Warp Max: 1.00 Warp Min: .45 Warp Mean: .67 Weft Max: .80 Weft Min: .50 Weft Mean: .65 Remarks: None

Basketry remnants with single handle in center of object. Portion with broad checker weave, and other with narrower checker weave. Rehoused 07/06/04, with one bag of loose debris from the object. I removed one museum tag with accn.# and object# on it (see archives). B. Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Estimated Size: Probably Large Handles: Regular twisted variety attached to basket. Rim: Impossible to decipher. Body: Basic checker construction - coarse gauge about 2 stitches per inch - gauge seems to vary slightly. Bottom: None Provenience: blank Cut: blank Horiz. Loc.: blank Depth: blank Warp Max: 1.17 Warp Min: .97 Warp Mean: 1.07 Weft Max: 1.21 Weft Min: .81 Weft Mean: 1.04 Material: Split cedar Remarks: There are some small pieces of shell associated within parts of the basket.