Clay trade pipe bowl fragment with a blackened interior from smoking; there is still soot present. The exterior is grayish white in color with a star motif that appears to be in the shape of a figure 8. Within the lower portion of the figure 8 star motif are the letters T and D. The star motif continues upwards, but one cannot see the complete design because of the fragmentary nature of the pipe bowl. There is a seam running between the T and the D on the pipe bowl. There is a feathered design present on the underside of the pipe bowl.

Iron spear point with the tip broken off and a portion of the opposite end missing. The blade portion is 9.7 cm in length, with a maximum width of 2.3 cm. It is in poor condition with pits in the metal and exploded portions of iron as a result of rust. One end had a hole present to loop rope or sinew through (a portion of the end is missing and the hole is incomplete).

Modified white/grayish stone with a groove present around the entire diameter of the stone, .7 cm from the narrower end. There is a second, smaller groove 1.16 cm in length, starting at the narrow end of the stone and cuts through the other groove. The artifact could possibly be a pendant.

Bone fragment, with one end tapering to a point (it is possible that the point is natural and the bone is unmodified). The bone was treated with varnish. There is some orange discoloration present on the bone.

Bone bipoint, with one end tapering to four distinct sides. The bone was treated with varnish. There is some black and orange discoloration present on the bone.

Bone bipoint, with one groove present on the side without the catalog number (this groove could be natural). The bone was treated with varnish. There is some black and orange discoloration present on the bone.

Bone bipoint, with one tip chisled down to four distinct sides and a nub at the very tip. The bone was treated with varnish. There is some black discoloration present on the bone.

This catalog number contains nineteen objects. Since no original catalog number can be located for these objects, they were combined into a single number. All nineteen objects are chipped stone net weights . GJS 05/29/2009

This catalog number contains three objects. Since no original catalog number can be located for these three objects, they were combined into a single number. Two of the objects are modified stone tools and the third is a chipped stone tool. GJS 05/29/2009

Basalt chipped stone tool. GJS 05/29/2009