1 piece of braided cordage. Found with other artifacts in accession 45KT20. May be associated with another cordage (#345? #245?). Not listed in Field Catalog Form. Not found in Greengo Files. Not found in Artifact Record Notebooks. No illustrations in Swanson. Artifact assigned cat.#45KT20/1966-95/9 by the Burke. Z. Garcia Morales, 03/02/2011.

One 2-strand braided plant fiber fragment with sediments.On previous tag written in black ink "45KI8/273", in pencil "3-2" and "i". Find #273 on Field Catalog Form lists the provenience as Unit 3, Level 2, Vert. 11"(3), Description as "Braided fibre(grass?)", Association as AF-71. Field #71 on Notebook #1 lists "Unit: 3, Surf. D: 11" from stake 3, 27" of stk 3, Harmon, 7/6, Remarks: "Fell out of wall, at point measured, at dung layer, which is under layer of rocks." (Pan Yi, 03/02/2010)

One fragment of basketry. Previous tag in separate bag written in black ink "45-KI-8/291", in pencil "B-8"/FN157/Box3.7" and "4E16/box3.7" (on the back). Find #291 on the Field Catalog Form lists the provenience as: Unit B-Block B, Level 1, 8"(d), Comments: "AF-157." Field #157 on Field notebook #1 lists "B, 8" below datum, 10" of NW, 51" of NE, Geisa, 7/20/53". (Pan, Yi, 02/23/2010) Note that 4E16/box3.7 refers to a cataloging record developed by Curator Dr. Robert Greengo and does not indicate additional data.

One cordage fragmant made of plant fiber. The paper tag associated with the fragment reads: "45KI8 120. 2S2-4, FN-16" Field Catalog Form lists the provenience as "Unit 2S2, Level 4 (handwritten), Description: 2 frags braided reeds, Associations: Grass layer." Artifact Record Notebook 1 #16 reads: Site: 45KI8, Description: Cordage, Sq. or Pit: 2S2, Surf D: 14 1/2", Loc. 28" S of Stk. 3S2, 62" W of Stk. 3S1, By: Claude Warren, 6/24" Student Note: Artifact Record Book No. 1 indicates that the cordage was found at a depth of 14.5", while the Field Catalog Form notes that the item was found in Level 4. A. Cohen 2/4/2010

Metal spear, with a heavily corroded iron blade, and a braided two-color copper wire handle/haft. Research on spears suggests that it most closely resembles a Zulu "Iklwa" stabbing spear. This is puzzling since the spear was dug up on a high bluff on Bainbridge Island. Mr. Enright, the property owner said that no non-natives had lived at that site until his family purchased the property.

Rehoused 3/22/04. Associated stick described in Basketry Card was not with object. At this time, I left original tag #59, on object. B. Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Braided Cedar Rope Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: 30cm in length - braided (bark) construction. Width about 2.5 cm Provenience: Cut: 7N 9E Horiz. Loc.: 250-300S - 7N - 150E - 9E Depth: n/a Remarks: Stick found with rope - Length 26.5 cm Width 2.3 cm to 1.9 cm.

Twined basket fragment, side with rim. Rehoused by H.D.10/2003. Small bag of debris attatched to frame. B. Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Basket Estimated Size: Medium Handles: Possible fragment of handle - disconnected - twisted. Rim: False braided rim - good condition. Body: Open twining - medium gauge. 4 stitches per inch. Clean weave. Bottom: n/a Provenience: Cut: 4N - 30E Horiz. Loc.: 380S - 4N - 0E - 30E Depth: 150 cm Warp Max: .60 Warp Min: .30 Warp Mean: .41 Weft Max: .50 Weft Min: .20 Weft Mean: .28 Remarks: Every so often strand in weave are broken - intentionally or otherwise - weft strands evidently broken - disregard first jibberish.

Box J-42 Braided fiber, Wakemap. Black Fibers. Pine needles? Weighed in box.

Braided cordage approximately 17cm in length.

Baketry card describes three parts, but only one part labeled as #607. Braided cordage approximately 10cm in length with a knot at one end.