A once whole stick now in 11 pieces. Small fragment of foil visible on one of the pieces. One bag of lose debris assocated with object.

A fragment of checker plated basketry with possible selvage at one end. Possibly red cedar. One bag of loose debris assocated with basket.

A fragment of checker plating basket. One bag of lose debris is associated with object.

One checker plated basketry fragment with a decorative band of plain twining. Selvage is present. Three bags of loose debris is associated with the object. This basket was adopted by Mary Anne and John Fray through the Adopt-a-Basket program on 6/12/2007. The $100 donation funded the conservation and rehousing of this artifact. A. Deep 3/19/2009

Three pieces of braided cordage. One bag of loose debris is associated with the object.

Open plain twinging basketry fragment. One bag of loose debris is associated with the object.

One checker plaited basketry fragment with two twining decorative bands and selvage. The object is possibly made from red cedar. There is one bag of fibers associated with the object. This basket was adopted by Mark Kernaghan through the Adopt-a-Basket program on 4/25/2007. His $100 donation funded the conservation and rehousing of this artifact. A. Deep 3/19/2009

One basketry fragment with open plain twining and selvege present. There is also a piece of cordage present that may have been a handle. There are three bags of debris associated with the object.

Two pieces of checker plaited basketry fragment with twining. There are two bags of debris associated with this object.

One fragment of red cedar(?) checker plaited basketry with two bands of decorative twining present. A cordage handle is also present. It is composed of twigs that have been split up the shaft and twisted together. Object is directly labled in black ink "188". Three bags of loose material are assoicated with this object.