Fish vertebrae and tail. Bag 6 of 8. "45-KI-8/341 f" is written on one side in black ink. Field Catalog Form #341 lists the provenience as: Unit C-3S3-1. The artifact is described as "Bird, rodent and fish bones, reeds, and flake, dung w/hole, level bag." Artifact is associated with a Level Bag. I. Ostericher 06/13/2011

One bird limb and phalanges. Field Catalog Form description reads "Limb & phalanges ?bird; 2 pieces bone; pebble". Associated with 45KT20/217.2. T. Gaudio, 01/28/2010

One fragment from a bird. One plant fiber is also included in the bag.

Large, broken unmodified bird bone likely belonging to a heron. Some dark disoloration to the exposed interior of the bone. One of a number of "pieces of bird bone" in Bergen's notes. .

Unmodified bird radius with a broken tip and some discoloration. One of a number of "pieces of bird bone" in Bergen's notes. .

A large bird bone that has been broken at both ends, one end having modern damage.

Artifact is an unmodified bird beak with one orange accretion present.

Two bone fragments, possibly from a bird.

Broken tube of bone. Locality: Columbia River near Ellsworth.* Bird bone with no cultural modification. Both ends broken. *Information comes from original accession ledger.

Broken bird bone glued back together by Bergen. This object was not mentioned in Bergen's notes, nor was it given a number. There was a piece of paper wrapped around the bone specifying that it had no number and that it was from site 35-F. The collections manager gave it the next numerical number. D. Bradley 01/13/99