Appears to be a tree branch that has been glued together in two places. Another piece is attached with a rusty nail. Object is directly labled with black ink on a white painted surface. There is one bag with debris associated with the object.

A fragment of a piece of wood which appears to have been shaped into a point at one end. Object is directly labled with black ink on a white painted surface.

A tan and red chert roughly rectangular shaped lithic. Most of the surface is covered in non-uniform flake scars. One edge has a few areas featuring uniform retouch, the rest of the flake scars are scattered across the entire lithic.

Three individual pieces of cord twisted to form one cord. The cord is shaped into a circle and attached to another fragment of cord. One bag of loose debris associated with it.

A tan chert lithic with 4-5 areas of slight retouch along one edge. The ventral surface shows some larger flake scars.

Three individual pieces of cord twisted to form one cord. Twisted within the cord is a part of a twig that has one strand of cedar bark(?) wrapped around it. The cord is possibly red cedar.

One piece of a forked branch.

A cord formed by twisted root fibers that has been formed into a knot. A bag with loose debris is associated with the cordage.

One cord formed by twisted root fibers that has been formed into a circular shape and has two knots tied in it. A bag with loose debris is associated with the cordage.

A grey chert single edge. scraper. The retouched side gently slopes down to an almost perfectly smooth retouched edge. The parallel retouch is so fine it can only be seen with a microscope. To the naked eye to appears to be ground. The lithic shows signs of heavy use.