Broken adze blade. Original catalogue description: "Parallel sided serpentine celt. Elliptical X-S. Asymmetrically beveled bit which is straight but angles one side high and rounded other battered and superficially ground. no evidence of sawing. Pollished end broken but battered slightly - probably Drucher type IC (?)" Original catalogue remarks: "May not be in situ as found on surface by R.B.T. Possibly disturbed by diggers."

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Broken nephrite adze blade. Locality: Columbia River near Ellsworth.* *Information comes from original accession ledger.

Artiodactyl metapodial awl. D. Bradley 02/10/99

Pumice (crossed out) scoria stone tool, possible a sinker.* Vesicular basalt, with perforation 3 cm in diameter. Object is about 4 cm thick (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Fractured on both ends; ground to a sharp edge on both sides. Could be a club fragment.

Cylindrical bone, ground on side and tip. Tip is blunt, and base is broken off. The letter "E" is marked on side in ink.

.5 cm thick, spots of discoloration, use wear.

Brown cylindrical cobble, battering on both ends and around entire cobble. A flattened portion (2x4cm) is at the narrow end.

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