Mammal bone fragment, ground and incised beneath numbering. Tip is chipped on un-numbered face. R. Williams 1/29/98

Property of the National Park Service, see ANCS data base, Burke Museum. Flat, triangular-shaped bone with incised lines forming a face.

Modified antler tine with long incision along length of surface. Wide end is rough and hacked up. Antler is in poor shape: small flakes are falling off in bag. R. Williams 2/4/98

Incised, rectangular mudstone, tapers away from numbered end; incised surface has been coated with shiny material; oval cross-section. R. Williams 1/21/1998

Stone implement (wedge shaped & flat). Locality: Roche Harbor (Garrison Bay), San Juan Islands, WA. Site 24.* One wedge-shaped stone with incisions. *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Mudstone Object, ovoid in cross section, roughly triangular in shape with incised design. The object is fragmentary. Illustrated in Carlson 1954.

Polished flat stone pieces; 7 malachite(?) pieces all emerald green with a lighter green concentric veining, 10 turquoise(?) pieces bluish green to pale green in color with veining, 6 opaque olive colored jade/jadeite (?) pieces, and 3 pieces of light green jade/jadeite(?) 2 of which are spherical in shape. 3 green jade/jadeite(?) pieces with lighter viening and incised with a geometric design (possibly all the same piece). M. Christopher 4/20/1999.

Amulet of elk hoof incised with designs, perforated at the top and cut with a zigzag along the bottom edge. [MJD 5/5/2009]

Decorative artiodactyl long bone object carved along the metapodial groove. There are three wooden dowels or plugs (each approx. 2.4mm in diameter) on one side of the object.

Arched rectangle of bone. Somewhat smoothed edges. Half of convex side has 4 definite evenly spaced incised lines. Outer bone layer shows signs of delamination on convex side. Concave side smooth. Pinkish and red-brown coloring with polishing. B.Avery 10/31/2003.