Museum Expedition 1911, Museum Collection Fund

Museum Expedition 1904, Museum Collection Fund

Fragment, missing the ends. Was woven as a headband.Might not be Plains but Woodlands.

Charles Stewart Smith Memorial Fund

This tightly woven bag has an elegant, dark blue, thunderbird design woven on natural color one side and a blue and natural stripe with a orange/red stripe on the reverse. Reviewed by Matha Gradolf, Winnebago (Hochunk) weaver from Nebraska 5/3/05.

Grass matting bundle sample from bottom 1st occupation level. No field notebook number given and no excavation information.

Grass matting bundle. The Field Catalog Form shows associations as slough from occupation level 2, between 2nd and 3rd grass levels. No field notebook number given or excavation information.

Modified wood reed. B-Block B. Notes on the Field Catalog Form state, "wood, reed". Swanson (1962) Fig 31 "Fragments of soft twined bags" (David Hunt, 5/26/2011)

Original CatalogNotes & References: POSSIBLE TRASH DISPOSAL BAGDates Range: Mark/Pattern: Modern (less than 50 years old):

Multi-strands grouped into two twisted lenths, then twisted together rope-like.Object consists of several rope lenths folded together and tied with old "shelf number" tag. Rehoused 4/2004. New tag with #33 was on object, don't know when it was attached. I left this tag and the shelf tag mentioned above on the object. Also incldes attached bag of debris from object. Description on #33 Basketry card is vauge and may not match this object. B. Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: rope Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: 50 cm in length - Appears to be constructed of two small branches twisted around each other. Cut: 7N - 6E Horiz. Loc.: 255S - 7N - 180E - 6E Depth: 64 cm Width of individual branches: Max: .70 Min: .54 Mean: .63 Max: .70 Min: .50 Mean: .59 Remarks: Material kind of twisty.