Rehoused 3/18/2004. B. Avery Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Stick Bundle Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: Appear to be evergreen twigs - associated with a lot of clay in which there are needles - about 36cm long. Not visibly tied together. Cut: 7N - 30E Depth: 124cm Horiz. Loc.: 210S - 7N - 0E - 30E Width of Sticks: Max: .40 cm Min: .25 cm Mean: .32 cm Remarks: Not visably tied together.

Two portions of matted basketry. One portion is attached to a plank of wood . Also pieces of twisted and bent twigs, possible handle remnants. Rehoused by Ginger. Original tag removed (see archives) 12/10/2004. B.Avery Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Handles: Part possibly remaining Rim: But too glopped to tell what it is. Body: Plank stuck to basket 53cm in length - Basket very dirty and smashed together. Probably open twining - very thick strands, shape undeterminable. Bottom: n/a Provenience: Cut: 4N 3E Horiz. Loc.: 0S - 4N - 120E - 0E Depth: 109cm Warp Max: 2.65 Warp Min: 1.10 Warp Mean: 1.98 Weft Max: .90 Weft Min: .60 Weft Mean: .70 Remarks: May have been matting. Measurements poor because artifact so mashed up. Some shell incorporated in basket. Used 5 warp and 4 weft measurements.

Basketry, possible comprising two baskets. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Provenience: Cut: 4N 6E Horiz. Loc.: 120S - 4N - 20E - 6E Depth: 103cm Remarks: Needles of conifer incorporated into bundle and may indicate that material is of a coniferous tree.

Bundle of withing held together by wrapped twig. 'Broom' shape to bundle. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Provenience: Cut: 4N 24E Horiz. Loc.: 50N - Nof0N - 295E - 21E Depth: 150cm Remarks: Max width of individual branches: .9cm, Min width of individual branches: .24cm, Mean width: .50 - Length of bundle: 55cm, width at bound center: 6.6cm - Raw material: Willow and unknown conifer.

Not all of the basketry card items have been located. As of 3/17/2004, the following items have been cataloged, and rehoused in box 1 of 2: One artiodactyl rib bone, 27.7cm long; one stick 37.8cm long. The longest of the two sticks was labeled with a tag #46A. However, the basketry card for 45SK59B/46A does not match the description of the stick. Since this stick was found with other items from 45SK59B/46B, they have been cataloged as 45SK59B/46B. Second, of the two sticks 23.5cm long,3cm wide, and flat. Bundle of reeds in upper left compartment, of which we removed a rubber band (see archives and photo). Flat grouping of reeds stuck together with clay 23.7cm long, 4.5cm wide. Additional items are grouped in three bags in box 2 of 2, they include: Bag #1, 12.5cm long twig w/ peeling bark, 10.2cm long and 2cm wide fragment of flat wood, 6cm long and 1.6 wide fragment of flat wood, 8.3cm long fragment of wood w/ tapered point, 4.5cm and 2cm wide fragment of wood w/ frayed ends. Bag #2, 11 pieces of misc. bark, clay, one w/ reeds stuck in it, and a few reed fragments. Bag #3, 3 pieces of matted, and deteriated reeds. Note: Mussel shell described in basketry card not found. B.Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Descrption: Reed Material Cut: 4N, 6E Depth: 94cm Horiz. Loc: 20S, 4N; 290E, 6E 1 piece of bone - 6 sticks - ? pieces of bark - assorted reeds stuck together with clay. Bone - 25.1cm long x 2.4 cm (largest point). Longest stick 37cm x 2cm x 1cm; stick 10.5cm x 1.7cm x 0.4cm stick 11.7cm x 0.6cm x 0.4cm; stick 7cm x 0.7cm x 1.9cm sitck 7.2cm x 0.54cm x 0.4cm; pointed stick 8(?).5cm x 1.9cm x 0.25cm Length of main group of sticks - 27cm x 9.5cm. Width of individual sticks: Max: .50 cm Min: .27 cm Mean: .36 cm Remarks: Small piece of mussel shell associated with these artifacts. Thickness measurements from widest point. Width of individual sticks: Max 0.50, Min. 0.27, Mean 0.36cm. Thickness measurements from widest point. Small piece of muscle shell associated with these artifacts.

Seemingly unmodified wood fragment. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Provenience: Cut: 4N 12E Horiz. Loc.: 60S-4N-280E-12E Depth: 67cm

Gray Petrified Wood Point wiht a contracting stem. This point could also be used as a drill. 03/03/1998

Object Name: Projectile Point ~ Debitage ~ Glass ~ Scraper 2 chert projectile points, 2 jasper scrapers, 2 chert scrapers, 106 pieces of debitage, 4 pieces of clear vessel glass. These objects were collected by R. E. Greengo and crew between 1964 and 1966. It is possible that this group of objects represents the collection made during an initial field visit to the site. The site was tested by UW in 1965. See copy of correspondence between Paula Johnson and Dr. Greengo in accession file. Catalog number assigned during rehousing, 3/28/2002. P. Johnson

No provenience data within site. Catalog number assigned during rehousing, 3/28/2002. P. Johnson

Over 100 pieces of debitage. N 6-8, E 0-2, 0-20 cm (from surface). Collected by Argyle and Nelson, March 1965. Catalog number assigned during rehousing, 3/28/2002. P. Johnson