Rectangular shaped pebble with one rough surface and one rough side due to breakage. The one naturally flat surface contains striations around edges and on surface. The two sides contain striations also. One end is battered. Munsell color is 2.5YR 4/0 (dark grey.)

Tan base frags.

burnt

Rectangular; incisd with lines and triangles

Surface Depth: 96 - 108" Splintering as it disintegrates. Most pieces are tan and cylindrical.

Spherical pebble with smooth surface and a single indentation on one side.

Stone pestle.* *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Broken end of stone war club from near Pontiac, King County, WA, on shores of Lake Washington.* Weathered voids cover surface. Thickness of club: about 2.2cm An "A" was added to the catalog number for this artifact because another artifact (see 3757B) shared the same catalog number. 3757A is described in the Burke's original catalog ledger (see catalog ledger entry for 3757). No information is ledger about the artifact numbered 3757B. SKH 3/6/96 *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Antler tine tool with broken tip. Original catalogue description: "Tip end antler tine. Corrugations ground of smooth, polished surphase especially near tip. Tip missing, but beveled bifaceted on side on inside of curving tip. Base end broken." Original catalogue remarks: "length of bevel - 3.0 +"

Box of partially worked stones. Locality: Columbia River near Ellsworth. Remarks: 1 traded to CMNH. Number of specimens: Ledger has 1 (48) written in pencil.* One edge of the tool has a bevelled edge. Three of four edges are broken edges. Opposite to bevelled edge is a drilled hole, half of which is missing because tool is broken. *Information comes from original accession ledger.