Two pieces of wood. One is a split piece of wood tied into a knot and the other is a piece of wood that is split halfway up the shaft into several pieces. The knot is directly labeled 126 with black ink. The label says 126.

One piece of wood that has been split and tied in a knot. The label calls the object 126b.

One checker plaited basketry fragment with selvege and attached handle present. Possibly made of red cedar. The handle is made of several long strands which have been twisted together to form cordage. There is one bag of associated material.

Three fragments of basketry with open twining, possibly red cedar. There is one bag of associated loose debris.

Ten pieces of checker plaited basketry fragments and one piece of cordage. Five pieces of basketry fragment have a decorative band. The red tag says object formerly named 137.

One checker plaited basketry fragment with a decorative band, and is glued onto a sheet of card board. The label states that the object was originally named 123.

Two fragments of checker plaited basketry, possibly red cedar, with bands of decoration. Selvage is present on both fragments. There is one bag of associated loose debris.

Three basketry fragments of open plain twining with selvage present. There is one bag of fragments associated with 45SN100/332a, and one bag of fragments associated with 45SN100/332b. The third basketry fragment is unlabled.

One checker plaited cedar basketry fragment with selvage present. The object also has one band of decorative twining and a handle. There is one bag of fragments associated with this object. The Bag label and red tag both say that the object was formerly named 132.

A fragment of checker plaited basketry, possibly red cedar, with two decorate bands of twining. Selvage is present. There is one bag of associated loose debris.