A ceramic representation of a man holding a radio and bottle of alcohol. He is dressed in white and is wearing a blue sash. He is also wearing a white hat with a red band. The radio is black, blue and gold in colour. The figure is cross-legged and has bare feet.

Large round cream coloured plate, with stick figure design carved into the dark grey upper surface. Artist inscription on base includes title and date.

Long piece of black and white woven cotton cloth. The patterning of the white threads is linear; groupings of three short lines of white are arranged in rows.

Colourful small woven textile with long fringes at each end. Made of strands of purple, orange, pink, green, yellow, red, white and turquoise yarn woven into solid stripes, embellished with a central panel of embroidered figures and motifs in the same colours. Large cross-hatches, stitched in white thread, reinforce the ends near the fringe.

Rectangular piece of woven off-white cloth with red and purple embroidered decoration. Made up of two panels, handstitched in red up a centre seam, joined so that the two identical embroidered designs create one central rectangular depiction of two figures surrounded by birds. There is a small embroidered red bird in each corner of the cloth and the top edge has a red handstitched zigzag hem.

Small, off-white embroidered cloth with green running stitch around edge. Scene of man weaving on upright loom. Flowers and pink bird in lower left area, "CAMP 11" in red, in upper left area.

Small, off-white embroidered cloth with pink scalloped crocheted edge. Scene of garden plants and women washing clothes and preparing food in an open-sided shelter. Writing embroidered in lower area in Spanish: "Recuerdos de refugiados Salvadoreaos en Colomoncagur"(sp?)

AMEC Analysis: Artifact Type: Pipe Stem Comments: This artifact is a dark brown pipe stem. The Maker's Mark is visible on the stem - a triangle containing the letters W and D over a C. One bakelite pipe mouthpiece with a portion of the stem attached. Inverted equilateral triangle Maker's Mark with text inside: W.D. C. Made by William Demuth, Company in New York, NY. Remnants of smoking tobacco still inside stem. J. Dougherty 12/22/2009

AMEC Analysis:Comments: This artifact is a plain wooden tap handle. It measures 6 5/8 inches long by 7/8 inches wide. It has a beveled mount on one end.One wooden handle. Cracks at both ends of handle. J. Dougherty 12/22/2009

AMEC Analysis: Comments: This artifact is a metal chamber pot with a marbled blue finish on the exterior and a white glaze on the interior. It is 12 inches in diameter with a flanged brim. It is somewhat mangled, but approximately 4 5/8 inches high. One large metal bowl enameled with white and blue. Object is misshapen from its original form which has caused a crack in one side and a minor break opposite the crack. Grey/brown accretions on interior and exterior. Metal is corroded where enamel is lost, especially the rim. Enamel is cracking. L. Penttila 3/1/2010