Fragment of modified mammal rib bone. Original catalogue description: "Small mammal rib bone object. One broken end highly polished on small facets. Bone edges longitudinally ground and polished on end opposite faceting - possibly for hafting (?)"

Surface Depth= #10035

Artiodactyl awl; split and ground to a point. Bone is mineralized. D. Bradley 02/07/99

Rod-like, concave, flat on one side, narrow section at the non-pointed end.

Mammal bone that is ground to a point. The end opposite the point is flat. One edge has a large chip about 1.4 cm long and 0.4cm deep. D. Bradley 10-26-98.

Mammal bone fragment that is ground to a point. The opposite end to the point is rounded and partially broken. Root-etching covers the surface. At 6.5cm from the point, the surface is chipped. D. Bradley 10-26-98.

burnt

Surface Depth:8.0-12.0'; Primarily fish bone with some rodent bones. Fragments too small to count.

Rectangular; lines carved across the face.

Mammal rib bone. D. Bradley 01/25/99