Grey rounded cobble, with round depression in one surface. Adhesive residue in depression probably related to location of original catalogue number, broken.

A square, pecked and battered hammerstone with an depressions on two sides and a longitudinal crack running through it. K. Peterson 2/10/99

Stone pestle. Remarks: Belongs with 5147.* Pecked, elongated river boulder. Battered and ground on end (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Stone hammer.* Round and polished. Slightly pecked/battered on ends and polished along a portion of the groove. (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Broken end of stone war club from near Pontiac, King County, WA, on shores of Lake Washington.* Base of stone maul/pestle; pecked, edge-battered; diamond-cut cross-section sample removed from broken end of shaft (by unknown person possibly for analysis?). Diameter of base = 8.0cm, diameter of shaft = 5.0cm. LSP, 1/11/96. All location and accession information on this file is most likely incorrect due to a mislabel of the artifact. No definite information is known about this artifact. The location and accession information listed here is associated with cat#3757a. 01/17/96 LM *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Red fragmented cobble, only .5 (possibly the lower .5) of cobble is present as well as only one side. One large polished groove is present.

Brown spherical cobble, battering on ends and around perimeter.

Brown, flat disc, broken in half, tapered edges. Test Trench 4, Square 7

Pestle. Locality: Image, Washington; found on same land as 1-11295.* Cylindrical pestle tapering at both ends. Found at Image, Clark County, Wa. *Information comes from original accession ledger.

Stone image head.* Weathered volcanic cobble (andesite?). Possibly a grooved maul or a net sinker. It has aa central pecked groove and battering on both ends. One end is pecked and this end has a central line pecked into it and two circular areas that were then drilled to resemble eyes (zoomorphic). Red pigment (ochre?) in pecked areas (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.