One rectangular reddish brown clay brick with a slight intentional rectangular depression in the top surface. Brick has many chips, as well as splashes of green paint and white accretions.

FROM CARD: "PEOPLE: *SPANISH. REMARKS: *CIRCA. 1792."Bricks are from Fort Nuñez Gaona (1792-1792) - A Spanish Colonial Fort established in 1792 in present day Neah Bay, Clallam County, Washington. Named Fort Nuñez Gaona after Admiral Manuel Nuñez Gaona, then a high ranking naval official. The first white settlement in Washington State. Abandoned later in 1792 after only four months of operation. See: http://www.fortwiki.com/Fort_N%C3%BA%C3%B1ez_Gaona.

FROM CARD: "THIS FORT WAS ERECTED 1792 BY LTS. QUIMP AND FIDALGO."

Complete brick made of cream coloured, unbaked clay. A rectangular panel of cuneiform was stamped on the front and one of the sides.

Fragment of a square brick made of yellowish clay. Incised with a rectangular panel of cuneiform on the front and one of the sides. The back has a large quantity of bitumen adhered to it.

fragment

This object was labeled with a duplicate catalog number by AINW. To correct this, catalog entries were adjusted by adding additional digits preceded by a dash (i.e. -1, -2, etc.) to the end of the number by the Burke Museum. Grant J. Snitker 04/20/2011

BrickBOAS: Brick. Reassigned fm lithic during lithic analysisSa-01a