One fragment of checker plaited basketry with bands of decoration. There is one bag of associated loose debris. This basket did not have an associated catalog number. The current catalog number was assigned using the numbering system determined for unnumbered artifacts in the Biderbost collection by using the site number and accession number (45SN100/2006-119/1). A. Deep 3/10/09 This basketry fragment was adopted by Mary Anne and John A. Fray, Jr. through the Adopt-a-Basket program in September 2008. Their $100 donation paid for proper curation of this fragment. A. Deep 3/10/09

A fragment of loosely woven basketry in the shape of a V.

One checker plaited basketry fragment with two twining decorative band, selvage present and one attached cordage handle. Possibly made of red cedar.

One checker plaited basketry fragment with a twining decorative band. Possibly made of red cedar. There is one bag of debris associated with it. The object is directly labled with black ink on white paint: "45SN100"

One checker plaited basketry fragment with a twining decorative band which is possibly made of red cedar. The object is directly labled with black ink: "45SN100/146" and has one bag of debris associated with it.

One checker plaited basketry fragment with a twining decorative band which is possibly made of red cedar.

One twill 2/2 plaited basketry fragment. There are two plain twining decorative bands. There is one bag of loose debris associated with the object. The object is directly labled with "45SN100" with black ink on white paint.

One checker plaited basketry fragment with a piece of cordage associated with it. It is adhered in 6 separate pieces to aluminum foil. There are two bags of associated debris.

One twill 2/2 plaited basketry fragment. The object has been directly labled with black ink on white paint. There are two bags of associated debris.

One plain twined basketry fragment with selvage present, one attached handle and two half handles. The object is folded over itself in two places. Original red acidic cardboard label lists two numbers. The first number stamped on the original label was "45SN100/4." Another hand written number was added, "2047." This was the number used for the curent catalog number. A. Deep 01/26/2009 This basket was adopted by Ms. Eleanor Boba through the Adopt a Basket Program. Her donation of $250 funded the conservation and rehousing of this basket. Rehousing was completed on 01/23/2009 by Allison Deep. A. Deep 01/28/2009