Partial willow basket, rehoused by H.D. 11/2003, with attached bag of debris. B.Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Willow basket Estimated size: unknown Handles: n/a Rim: Small fragment of rim - type of constructon indetermiable. Body: Open twined construction of coarse gauge - roughly 3 stitches per inch - 37 cm length - probably large basket. Provenience: Cut: 4N 15E Horiz. Loc.: 70S - 4N - 110E - 15E Depth: 116 cm Warp Max: 1.10 Warp Min: .50 Warp Mean: .70 Weft Max: .73 Weft Min: .40 Weft Mean: .61 Remarks: Folded over with mud in it - deteriorating (badly).

Possible rim fragment. Rehoused 11/2003 by H.D. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: basket Handles: n/a Rim: Possible rim fragment. Constructed in wrapped and folded manner. May have been handle coming out from it. Body:12 cm x 15 cm Bottom: n/a Provenience: Cut: Slump Horiz. Loc.: n/a Depth: n/a Warp & Weft: n/a Remarks: Sticks incorporated into it - possibly part of rim. Small fragment.

Includes basketry cataloged #34a and #34b. Each rehoused 11/2003 by H. D. and have attatched bags of debris. Note: #34b was placed next to 45SK59b/41 in drawer and separated from 45SK59b/34a. Based on the Basketry Card description Laura Phillips and H.D. determined that the artifact was part of 45SK59b/34. Note: If there is a third pile as refered to in Basketry Card it is unknown at this time. B. Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Basketry Estimated Size: Not determinable Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: 3 vauge piles - two appear to be very coarse open twinning - the other is checker #1 (maybe) (unknown gauge) Provenience: Cut: 7N 12E Horiz. Loc.: 190S - 7N - 240E - 12E Depth: 74 cm Warp Max: of open twined pieces 1.26 Warp Max: of checkered piece 1.16 Warp Min: of open twined pieces .70 Warp Min: of checkered piece .60 Warp Mean: of open twined pieces .93 Warp Mean: of checkered piece .80 Weft Max: of open twined pieces .80 Weft Max: of checkered piece 1.10 Weft Min: of open twined pieces .50 Weft Min: of checkered piece .70 Weft Mean: of open twined pieces .67 Weft Mean: of checkered piece .88 Remarks: Pieces are in really bad shape - hard to tell what they were

Basketry, possible comprising two baskets. Rehoused by H.D. 10/2003, with accompanying bag of debris. B.Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Basket Material Estimated size: Fairly large Handles: n/a Rim: Possible rim - indeterminable construction (bark probably) Body: Possibly two baskets. Open twined reeds & other open twined bark? Warp and Weft of bark indeterminable. Bottom: n/a Provenience: Cut: 7N 15E Horiz. Loc.: 180S - 7N - 70E - 15E Depth: 116 cm Warp Max: .90 Warp Min: .60 Warp Mean: .76 Weft Max: .70 Weft Min: .40 Weft Mean: .53 Remarks: Smashed together.

Black, burned fragments of basketry. FMS 04/07/1998

Surface depth: 2.8 On tag: "TT1 SQ 16, D 28, #7." Burnt threads woven with wooden sticks. Length and width is for largest segment. Weighed in box.

Matting; wieghed in tissue paper and box. Very delicate.

Twined cedar bark basket, flat base, out sloping sides with 2 faces outlined in false embroidery.; Good