Brown drilled and ground stone bead with 2 flat faces. K. Kay, April 2, 2004

Circular silicaeuos rock with hole drilled through center. According to the geology department it is not a fossil and the material is not local. The drilled hole is modern, and the rock is potentially polished. (ARC 5/31/00)

Flat disc bead, made of bone.

Red glass bead with hole drilled through the narrowest portion. "Glass bead-surface find" in Bergen's notes.

Four colbalt blue glass beads. Three of the beads are faceted and one bead is globular in shape. There is one large faceted bead and the other three beads are similar in size.

Original CatalogNotes & References: PLAIN TUBE BEAD. All 111-01-1 artifacts are in one bag. 7-30-03 S. Denton (Burke Museum)Dates Range: Mark/Pattern: Modern (less than 50 years old):

Original CatalogNotes & References: PROSSER WOUND BEAD. All 111-01-1 artifacts are in one bag. 7-30-03 S. Denton (Burke Museum)Dates Range: Mark/Pattern: Modern (less than 50 years old):

Disk bead of polished black stone. Smooth flat sides and rounded outer edge. Hole is slightly off center, with depression at one end. B.Avery 10/24/2003.

Four thin oyster shell disk beads. One broken in half. Uniform holes in center. B.Avery 10/24/2003.

19 assorted beads. Fourteen of which are blue glass, and range in size from 0.6cm to 0.2cm. Two are white glass, both 0.4cm. One is red glass, with white center, 0.5cm. Two are possible stone beads 0.5cm and 0.2cm. B.Avery 10/24/2003.