Damage on the nipple (small chips) and on the base (large chips).

worn sedimentary stone; conical top, three incised rings; three chips on base; base is slightly concave; surface dirt; has some white residue

Flat top.

The collection had been with the Chilliwack Museum and Archives since the early 1960s. In 1989, the family expressed interest in having the collection permantly placed with the Sto:lo Tribal Council. In 2011 the collection was gifted to the Sto:lo Archives by the Chilliwack Museum and Archives. Please see the files in the Archives for more details.

Seated figure bowl. Shattered and repaired roughly with mortar. Top-knot worn; appears to have features. Face Vs from front view. Snake face rises from forehead. Fish head forms knee area (damaged). Seems to be disintegrating. Surface dirt.

Found in the Chilliwack area. There is an incised ring 2 cm from the rim, and the base is flat.

Found in the Chilliwack area. One stub peg foot, three repaired stub feet. Body of bowl has arms extending behind back, showing fingers and bent elbows. Oval shaped bowl. Head is lifted above the bowl. Seems like it could be zoomorphic, possibly a turtle.

The collection had been with the Chilliwack Museum and Archives since the early 1960s. In 1989, the family expressed interest in having the collection permantly placed with the Sto:lo Tribal Council. In 2011 the collection was gifted to the Sto:lo Archives by the Chilliwack Museum and Archives. Please see the files in the Archives for more details.

Flat serpentine over cobblestone. Chipped on two opposite edges.

Zoomorphic. Four flexed legs; stub tail. Conically drilled eyes; picked mouth.