Spoon made from half a gourd with poker work designs applied to the inner surfaces. The rim of the spoon is blackened from bowl to handle and two lines extend from the tip of the handle to the neck of the bowl with a zigzag line between them.

Spoon made from half a gourd with poker work designs applied to the inner surfaces. The rim of the spoon is blackened from bowl to handle and two lines extend from the tip of the handle to the neck of the bowl.

Spoon made from half a gourd with poker work designs applied to the inner surfaces. The rim of the bowl is blackened with a series of lines and zigzags on the handle, two hooked lines that extend from the handle into the bowl, and one brush line on the inside of the spoon bowl.

Stock piece of green jade. Fraser River 8 miles north of Lytton, B.C.* Fide donor GTE: Stock piece of jade of a green color veined in a lighter green. Found on the site of an old house, dug up when gardening, at a high bluff point where Stein Creek flows into the Frazer River [sic] some 8 miles north of Lytton, British Columbia. It shows several cutting grooves and polished faces along its entire length. Oblong jade cobble. Abouth 25% of surface appears to be rounded by natural agents. The remaining surface area consists of smooth linear abrasion scars interspersed with fracture scars. This is assumed to reflect removal of saw blades. *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Mammal bone fragment with root-etching covering surface. Both ends are cut. Narrow end is notched and perforated. Artifact is glued. D. Bradley 10-26-98.