Wood stick with one pointed tip. Painted with a yellow band running lengthwise, as well as a red butt end and tip.

Dark brown carrying stick with a tapered cylindrical shaft and rounded ends; top is larger than base.

Long, plain, wooden stick that serves as a puppet handling stick, and fits into the iron tube near the puppet's mouth (see 3127/10 a).

Long, plain wooden stick, or handle, for a water puppet ball. The shaved end fits into a tube on the bar of the ball (see 3127/9 a).

Bundle of sticks used in tapa cloth production.

incised design; brown; note read, "Deer antler, used for digging roots"

cracked; brown/grey

One half of a digging stick handle, broken at hole where digging stick would be inserted. One surface is decorated with two sets of three isosceles triangular patterns. These triangles are in filled with between 8 and 12 parallel rows of 2mm hatch marks. The stacked sets of triangles are separated by three sets of two parallel grooves carved parallel to the bases of the triangles. The opposite surface is decorated with two grooves (approx. 3mm in width) that continue from one end of the handle to the hole (described above). Northwest Coast/Plateau.

Basketry, possible comprising two baskets. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Wound around and tied with twig - no apparent use. About 63cm in length - Width at tied portion 20cm. Provenience: Cut: 7N - 9E Horiz. Loc.: 40S - 7N - 0E - 9E Depth: 70 cm Remarks: Mean would be irrelevant due to wide range of size incorporated.

Rehoused 3/18/2004. B. Avery Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Stick Bundle Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: Appear to be evergreen twigs - associated with a lot of clay in which there are needles - about 36cm long. Not visibly tied together. Cut: 7N - 30E Depth: 124cm Horiz. Loc.: 210S - 7N - 0E - 30E Width of Sticks: Max: .40 cm Min: .25 cm Mean: .32 cm Remarks: Not visably tied together.