One unmodified nephrite stone. L. St. Kitts 5/14/2009 Led: Used/Found across from Lytton at Fraser River. Flat boulder of light green jade. Fide donor GTE: Flat boulder of a light green jade, a water worn pebble, found on the Frazer River [sic] bank across from Lytton, British Columbia.

One unmodified nephrite stone. L. St. Kitts 5/14/2009 Led: Used/Found across from Lytton at Fraser river. I Boulder of bright and dark green. Fide donor GTE: Water worn boulder of a bright and darker green color, mottled. Found on an old native village site across from Lytton, British Columbia. Apperently unmodified nephrite cobble.

One nephrite adze core. L. St. Kitts 05/14/2009 Led: Stock piece of translucent green jade. Found on Fraser River 10 miles above Lytton, B.C. Fide donor GTE: A stock piece of jade of a translucent green veined with a darker green. It has been worked smooth on both broader faces, and on one side shows a shallow groove, broken about. It was found on the site of an old living place on a plateau or bench on the north bank of the Frazer River [sic] ten miles above the mouth of the Thompson River, British Columbia.

One unmodified nephrite stone. L. St. Kitts 5/14/2009 Fide donor GTE: Water worn boulder of a deep green and mottled black color. From an old village site on the Frazer River [sic] across from Lytton, British Columbia. Rounded nephrite cobble, with no obvious evidence of cultural activity.

Stone net sinker with two branchlets formerly attached to pebble with cherry bark. Came to the museum wrapped in plastic wrap.

Beveled nephrite adze blade. The proximal end is broken. There are striations from grinding present on the entire surface. There are chips along the edge of the blade, presumably from use. Provenience Data: N.: 163 E.: 7 Q: F Stratum: 15.04 Level: n/a Feature: n/a Pit: n/a Comments: C.L., Bulk, Adze Blade

Side-notched gray chert projectile point. One barb has been chipped and shows a red interior.

Obsidian projectile point. Analysis code #4.

Obsidian projectile point. Analysis code #1.

Obsidian projectile point. Analysis code #4.