A brown chert drill with a rectangular base. One edge of the base is broken. The point was boxed with a note which says: "Fine small, fragile drill about 1.2 inches long, Tan translucent Chalcedony. Pacific Northwest, Columbia River type. Gorlick. September 25, 1980 MT.xx-" and "Ben Gorlick and Son Antiques 1914 Third Avenue Seattle, Washington 98101" KJG February 2000

A brown chert drill with a broken rectangular base. The drill was boxed with a note which says: "Mustard-brown Agate-Jasper Awl or Drill. lndian, Columbia River type. Gorlick. September 25, 1980 gift" and "Ben Gorlick and Son Antiques 1914 Third Avenue Seattle, Washington 98101" KJG February 2000

Drill, diamond in cross-section, with a convex base.

Narrow point made from flake. Blade edges flaked on dorsal face. Base expands, and is pointed by a straight break on one side and a flake scar on the other. Beige. B.Avery 11/19/2003.

Parallel point with incurved tip, and straight base. Flaked along dorsal face on one side and ventral face on the other side. Tan color. B.Avery 11/19/2003.

Triangular shaped. Deep dorsal face with two longitudinal flake scars forming center ridge, and steep sides. Ventral face side edges flaked. Irregular flakes at base. Yellow, orange color. B.Avery 11/19/2003.

Contracting - excurvate point with slight incurvate tip at one end. Opposite end has indented side to blunt point. Black color. B.Avery 11/19/2003.

Bifaced shaft with straight bevel at one end, and indented parallel point at other. Dark gray. B.Avery 11/19/2003.

Upper portion of flake with platform at one end, and indented, elongated triangular bifaced point at other. Brown with speckles. B.Avery 11/19/2003.

Excurvate point with rounded tip, and expanded fanned out asymetrical base. Brown color. B.Avery 11/19/2003.