Stone pestle.* Tapered; battered on end, painted (ochre) on top end (6/95). NOTE: previously loaned to Washington State Parks, and returned at some unknown date. R. Andrews 9/18/1995. *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Description: 3 separate panels of petroglyphs: top panel single human figure, middle panel crossed lines with open spaces, bottom panel humans and animals. Reproduction is stained along right side. Fide donor: Reproduction on Webril of rubbings made of Petroglyph Canyon petroglyphs, Washington, near The Dalles, by Sari Denes, 1951.

Small point maul?* Andesite. Cylindrical groundstone tool, tapered and poished on one end and polished on the sides. Opposite end is flat and battered. Some red pigment on battered end. Could be a broken "charmstone" or "ice pick." (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Description: Large petroglyph of unknown motif in red and orange paint. Fide donor: Reproduction on Webril of rubbings made of Petroglyph Canyon petroglyphs, Washington, near The Dalles, by Sari Denes, 1951.

Round flat cobble, about 4 cm thick, with 1) abrasion all one edge, 2) some battering on one face, 3) red pigment on one spot on face.

Piece of stone with traces of paint. Locality: Columbia River near Ellsworth.* *Information comes from original accession ledger.

Description: Large rubbing of petroglyph made with blue paint on burlap. Surface texture very rought and difficult to tell what kinds of figures are present in the original petroglyph. Appear to be at least 3 figures recognized as Tslaglaal (She Who Watches), with large eyes and grinning mouth. Fide donor: Reproduction on Webril of rubbings made of Petroglyph Canyon petroglyphs, Washington, near The Dalles, by Sari Denes, 1951.

Solid clay figurine, wedge shaped with applique ridges in a "w" patern at widest end. Red paint still adhering.

Petroglyph rubbing done in oil on canvas (white), oils: black, green,brown;attached to two wooden dowels, painted black, with leather thong tied onto top dowel for hanging. Cardboard tube case. Design is circular face with triangle ears; semicircle "cap"; insect shaped body with four "legs"Associated item documentation: Three pages of sample rubbings in accession file.

Description: Large petroglyph of circle with radiating lines and an unknown motif in orange paint. Stained along right edge. Fide donor: Reproduction on Webril of rubbings made of Petroglyph Canyon petroglyphs, Washington, near The Dalles, by Sari Denes, 1951.