Object is a smooth stone, flaked on one surface. Assigned number Ya-1/3 by Albert Mohr and Letitia Sample, collectors. G. Rappaport 2/7/2002.

Object has reddish surface where not chipped; approximately 2/3 of edge of object are chipped. Assigned number Ya-1/2 by Albert Mohr and Letitia Sample, collectors. G. Rappaport 2/7/2002.

Assigned number KI-2/1 by Albert Mohr and Letitia Sample, collectors. R. Beckman 2/5/2002.

Assigned number KI-1/4 by Albert Mohr and Letitia Sample, collectors. Originally bagged with 2001-136/5. R. Beckman 2/5/2002.

Assigned number KI-1/3 by Albert Mohr and Letitia Sample, collectors. Wrapped in newspaper "The Wenatchee Daily World" dated 4/17/1957. R. Beckman 2/5/2002.

Assigned number KI1/2 by Albert Mohr and Letitia Sample, collectors. R. Beckman 2/5/2002.

Assigned numbers KI-1/1 by Albert Mohr and Letitia Sample, collectors. R. Beckman 2/5/02

Brown chalcedony scraper. Envelope in which artifact was found states "Hide scraper; Latquawa (Upper Branch of Tahlina) Lewis Creek area collected 1940?" M. Noble 09/28/2001

Hopper mortar is made of basalt with shallow recess for working surface. Ethnographically, basket was placed in recess and plant material would be ground with a pestle inside basket. Both sides of mortar have been used for grinding. This artifact was among those collected by screening and surface finds in April 1971. Bergen believed that the site from which this mortar was found was a hunting camp area, and that this camp faced into and was on the shore area of the lake; it was indented about three or four feet into the face of a ridge.

This artifact is a slate groundstone tool. Battering on either end may be use-damage. Exhibited at Southwest Historical Society (2000-2001). See Loan #116. At the time of the loan this object had not been cataloged and was temporarily numbered 45KI51/8. C.Foster 11/26/01