Long pointed bone implement (decorated) awl.* Possibly a blanket pin or a miniature staff. Cylindrical, pointed on one end, other end decorated with raised ring and linear incisions. End broken (chipped). Root marks mar the survace, and incisions are filled with red pigment (ochre?) (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

item is from the Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers founding collection

Curved point of antler tine. Ground flat on one side, incised with overall cross hatched design on other. Some wear on inner curved area of designed side. B.Avery 10/29/2003.

Bifacially ground in flat, rounded lenth. One end tapering to a dull point. Opposite end notched out 0.2cm wider on either side to form head. Head is decorated with 6 evenly spaced grooves on both sides, and two more at either ends. Groove at top of head runs end to end. Overall dark brown color. Polished. B.Avery 10/28/2003.

Decorated, battered pestle, light weight, could be sandstone. 03/03/1998

According to Bergen's site notes, "White stone mortar -- 8-1/2 x 7-1/2 x 4 -- grooves alongside." Zig-zag pattern grooved along circumference of exterior surface. SWD, 12/5/2002

Object is a dark grey mortar with approximately 1/3 missing. It has grooves running vertically around ouside of bowl (Bergen Site Notes).

Resembles "She who watches" petroglyph.

2 pieces glued together; design carved on both faces of one piece.

Fragment; design could be a part of the "she who watches" motif