Basalt net weight. A. Arnold

Basalt net weight. A. Arnold

Nearly rectangular sandstone with hole drilled approximately 1.5 cm from end. H. Bouchey, 11/21/2003

Circular silicaeuos rock with hole drilled through center. According to the geology department it is not a fossil and the material is not local. The drilled hole is modern, and the rock is potentially polished. (ARC 5/31/00)

Fragment of decorated bone. One lengthwise edge is rounded and incised with 11 short cross cut evenly spaced lines. Rounded side above lines has 7 evenly spaced shallow drill holes along length. Other edges broken. B. Avery 10/31/2003.

Rectangle piece of bone, one long side has broken edge, one end has carved step, other side and end are ground smooth with rounded corner. Outer face is slightly arched, and has pattern of shallow drill holes, a row of three holes spread across rounded end, then a row of four, and a row of five. Then a space of 1.3cm folloed by a row of five smaller holes, and a row of six at the carved end. No markings on back. B.Avery 10/31/2003.

Bifacially modified. Straight uniform lenth tapered to rounded point at end. Opposite end has half of a uniformly drilled perforation remaining from a cross break. Broken ends appear white. Pendant is light brown color with darker brown stippling overall. Polished. B.Avery 10/28/2003.

Bone shaft tapered to rounded point at one end with drilled perforation. Opposite end has old diagonal break. Outer bone smooth, inner bone has shallow lenthwise gouges. One side of pendant smooth, straight and rounded, opposite side uneven, battered and worn. B.Avery 10/28/2003.

Disk bead of polished black stone. Smooth flat sides and rounded outer edge. Hole is slightly off center, with depression at one end. B.Avery 10/24/2003.

Four thin oyster shell disk beads. One broken in half. Uniform holes in center. B.Avery 10/24/2003.