Wood fragment. This unlabeled object was found in a box with other labeled from Bryan's excavations on Whidbey and Camano Island. This object could not be specifically identified on any of Bryan's field specimen inventories, and, as such, was assigned a general catalog number based on the accession number.

Basalt core.

Basalt core. Original catalogue description: "Flat homogenous dense sedimentary (?) rock with wide long flakes chipped off both faces - one long flake on one side - two shorter flakes from other side." Original catalogue remarks: "Area between sand mound facing swamp ca."

Basalt core. Original catalogue description: "Basalt core with small beach worn section" Original catalogue remarks: "Area ca. 50 yards E of TP#1"

Basalt flake. Original catalogue description: "Elongate basalt flake . Small portion shows original beach worn face." Original catalogue remarks: "Surface of area E of TP#1 ca. 50 yards E towards lake."

Antler flaker. Original catalogue description: "Tip end antler tine. Tip broken off. Base has been whittled to form a tongue extending 1.0 cm farther on one side than the other." Original catalogue remarks: "TP#1 width of tongue - 1.6 cm. In dark sand, ch. shell above sterile SD ca. 1.3'"

Stone flake.

Stone flake. Original catalogue description: "Flat basalt spall showing good bulb and stricking platform - opposite face is beach worn." Original catalogue remarks: "Area between beach and lake ca. 50 yards S of TP# 1"

Stone flake. Shatter? Original catalogue description: "Basalt flake . All surfaces chipped." Original catalogue remarks: "Surface of area E of TP#1 ca. 50 yards E towards lake."

Sandstone abrader Original catalogue description: "Fragment of sandstone whetstone. One face ground into central depression." Original catalogue remarks: "Surface of area E of TP#1 ca. 50 yards E towards lake."