Perforated sinker of stone. Locality: Roche Harbor (Wescott Bay), San Juan Islands, WA. Site 20.* One round, perforated stone net weight. *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Anchor stone (perforated). Locality: Site of American Camp, Griffin Bay, San Juan Islands, WA.* One stone net weight, deeply cracked. *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Perforated stone sinker. Locality: Fleming's ranch, Kanaka Bay, San Juan Island, WA.* One stone net weight, broken on distal end. *Information is from the original accession ledger.

One stone net weight.

Stone net sinker with branchlet bent in half and wrapped with cherry bark. There is one bag of debris assocated with this object.

The object consists of a stone with attached plant material. The plant material is only on half of the stone. The object is directly labled, "45SN100/110" with black ink on white paint. The label calls this object "rock and wood" There are three bags of debris associated with this object.

The object consists of a stone with attached plant material. The plant material is only on half of the stone and there is a lighter shadow on the stone where the plant material used to be. The object is directly labled, "45SN100/109" with black ink on white paint. The object is listed as 109b in the Biederbost catalog. The label calls this object "rock and wood"

Stone net sinker with branchlet and attached to pebble with cherry bark in cross pattern. The stone has an unknown white chalky accretion on the back side. There is one bag of debris associated with this object. The label calls the object, "stone and wood"

The object consists of a stone with accretions.

The object consists of a stone with accretions and its corresoponding plant material, which have been separated. The stone has been directly labeled with black ink "45SN139." The plant material appears to have both bits of foil and a clear plastic material attached to the back. There is one bag of debris associated with this object.