An opaque chert biface with evidence of pressure flaking around both sides. The proximal end terminates in a clean break, which was probably once the distal end of a larger lithic.

One piece of wood that appears to be modified. It has a direct label "45SN100" on it in black ink on white paint.

Several strands of fiber twisted into a ring shape or a knot. A portion is painted with white paint.

A stick split halfway up the shaft into mulitple fibers and then tied into a knot. The knot is still in its orginal housing: a cardboard box with saran wrap.

Three sticks connected with open plain twining. There are several pieces of modern rope intertwined with the object. One bag of lose debris is associated with object.

One tightly twisted piece of cordage composed of two cords twisted. The cord is in a folded position.

One piece of cordage composed of several fibers twisted together to form a cord. The end is twisted into a loop. One bag of loose debris is associated with the object.

Two pieces of cordage. One piece is composed of several fibers twisted together to form cordage with four modern pieces of robe tied around it. The other piece is stick split into multiple pieces up the shaft. The two pieces apear to have been glued together at one point.

Two pieces of open plain twining basketry fragment, possibly made from red cedar. A handle and selvage are present on the larger piece. There is one bag of associated debris.

A folded piece of cordage that is composed of two mulitple fiber cords twisted into one. It is resting on a pience of wood at one end. There is one bag of associated debris.