2 fragments of Z-twist cordage. Artifacts were excavated by Eugene Giles on 8/04/1953. Field Catalog Form gives Unit 4S3 Level 5 and describe the object as "2 frags 2-strand, z-twist cordage." 05/31/2011 I. Ostericher

One rough stone scraper. No more information available.

Plant fiber, 2-strand and Z-twist cordage fragment. No field notebook number. Field Catalog Form describes the object as "Frag 2-strand Z-twist cordage." I. Ostericher 05/31/2011

One basal fragment basalt projectile point. No level information given. No excavator only excavation date.

Porcupine quills. Light gold with dark brown tips. No more information available.

One chert scraper. Reddish in color. Field Catalog Form lists the object as associated with "AR-211 - In 465 bag". AR-211 gives the following information: "Sq. 1S1-, 10.4' (d.), 4.2' from 1S1, 5.6' from stk 1. I. Ostericher 06/08/2011

One 2-S cordage fragment. Unit 4S1 Level 1 depth: .5'. No associations of Artifact Record Number. 05/31/2011 I. Ostericher

One stone modified, knife. Stone is flat with grooves/stripes. Field Catalog Form describes object as "stone knife" and lists AR-177 as an association. AR-177 in the Field Notebook 2 gives the following information: Unit 5S1, depth from datum: 1.1' 4.6' from stk 5, 2' from stk 5S1, remarks: In small firepit. I. Ostericher 06/08/2011

Plant fiber 2-S cordage fragment. The Field Catalog Form describes the object as from unit 4S1-1, depth: .4' 2-S cordage. No associations were given. Excavated by Harvey Harmon and Mike Griffin on 8/4/1953 and 8/5/1953. 05/31/2011 I. Ostericher

Reed fragments. Field catalog form shows, "braided reed". No field notebook number. One bag containing 10 fragments of twisted cordage. The cordage is described in the field record catalog as: "Braided reed," "Assoc. w/ grass Mattius (burial?) firepit." (S.Iles, 5/2/2005) This item was previously flagged "NAGPRA Status Undetermined". In May of 2007, the item was further researched and determined instead to not be funerary-related based upon review of accession archives. Give that the Block Card for Unit 4S1 does not mention the presence of a burial, it is likely that these cordage pieces not funerary-related. (K. Chobot, 5/7/2007)