Stone, bone, charcoal, and ochre from Level Bag. GJS 04/07/2009

Stone and bone from Level Bag. GJS 04/06/2009

Stone, bone, and ochre from Level Bag; Exact date of excavation is unknown. GJS 04/07/2009

Stone, bone, ochre, and unknown from Level Bag; Exact date of excavation is unknown. GJS 04/07/2009; Original Level Bag label lists this bag as "Associated with Fire Cracked Rock."

Modified bone ovoid in shape that eventually flattens out. There are incisions present on two sides. One end has a bulbous area, may have been a pendant. The most prominent incision is an X shape that measures .7 cm in width by 1 cm in length. There is some discoloration present on the bone and it has been treated with varnish.

Mammal tooth with dark accretions present throughout the tooth surface.

Mammal bone (from the seal family) that has been treated with varnish. There are orange accretions; one is on the distal end of the bone and one accretion is on the dorsal portion of the bone. It has been polished and is smooth.

Mammal mandible fragment, left side. Mandible has been treated with varnish. There are black and orange discolorations present on the bone.

Unmodified mammal tooth treated with varnish and labeled. Unmodified tooth treated with varnish, but not labeled with an object identification number. There is some discoloration present throughout the tooth.

Unmodified mammal teeth: One tooth has been treated with varnish and was labeled 16-P1-17. There are white accreations present on one side of the tooth. There is black discoloration present on the tooth. The second tooth was not labled or treated with varnish. The upper portion of the tooth is covered in beige and black accretions.