Rectangular unmodified stone fragment with patches of red discoloration on the surface. Original catalogue description: "Rectanguloid piece of dark stone. Flat on one surface, concave on other as if used as whetstone(?)" Original catalogue remarks: "Edges rounded, possibly not artifact"

Bone is a fragment of a right mammal rib, with at least seven cut marks visible on the exterior surface, near the vertebrae. The bone has been painted with a clear substance and labelled "45KI53 1N27W 774" with black ink. Excavated by Montgomery on 6/29/80 and identified as a "worked bone--sharpened (rib?)" on 8/28/80. M. Herkelrath 11/20/03

Bone fragment has been shaped into an uneven point, and possibly polished. The exterior surface shows at least six cut marks. The surface of the bone has been painted with white-out and the number "45KI53 4N27W 276" has been written on it in black ink. Excavated by J.N. Leavitt and Kipper on 6/28/80 and identified as a "toggle harpoon?-worked bone." M. Herkelrath 11/13/03

Bone fragment has at least five parallel cut marks on its surface. The surface of the bone has been painted with a clear substance and the number "45KI53 9N9W 112" has been written on it in black ink. Artifact was excavated by Lockhart on 6/21/80 and identified as a "bone frag with cut marks(?)--wkd?" on 6/25/80. M. Herkelrath 11/12/03

Bird bone with one broken end and one cut end. There is matrix adhering to one side. D. Bradley 01/11/99

Rectangular antler fragment with incision along one edge. Original catalogue description: "Antler object fragment. Corrugations largely removed from face. Deep lateral incisions forming short groove near one edge. Other incisions and evidence that one end has been battered - possibly poll end of wedge" Original catalogue remarks: "In level bag"

Antler tine tool. Original catalogue description: "Tip end antler tine. Surface highly polished. Tip rounded to blunt polished point. Base has been cut at a beveled (bifaceted) diagonal with a short central groove as if it could be hafted on one side of inside curve." Original catalogue remarks: "plate VIII"

Mammal, bone, elk. Proximal end elk humerus, left. Original catalogue remarks: "Proximal end elk femur. Half of epiphis has been removed . Other section has several deep short cuts resembling hieroglyphics on surface. Much of broken edge of shank shows wear polish."

Ground and polished bone fragment that is rectangular shaped and has root etching. End opposite of break appears cut. K. Peterson 2/3/99

Bone awl. Locality: Snake River, Willow Creek cave.* Cut. *Information is from the original accession ledger.