Bone awl. The bone itself is the partial ulna of a goat or mule deer. The distal end has been sharpened to a point, while the proximal mass has a small, straight cut in one side.

Rectangular wall hanging woven with commercial sheep's wool, dyed with natural dyes. The design varies from end to end, with dark straight lines, diagonal stripes, and a 'flying goose' pattern; in colours of grey, brown and yellow-green on an off-white ground. One end has a series of open wool loops, while the other has a long fringe. Blue 'Salish Weaving' tag sewn to back.

Rectangular wall hanging woven with commercial sheep's wool, dyed with natural dyes. The pattern is 21 zigzagging lines of colour in brown, greens and off-whites. One end has a series of large open loops of off-white wool. Blue 'Salish Weaving' tag sewn to back.

Pair of hand-knitted socks, grey in colour with dark brown toes and heels. There is a dark brown band around the leg in a geometric pattern and the cuffs have a dark brown drawstring woven through them with long hanging ties.

fine-grained igneous, w/in stratum B; from West wall

thin, split cobble with straight edge, manuport w/in stratum B; from West wall

ground slate fish knife, fragment, green-grey

ground slate fish knife, white

ground slate fish knife, dark grey

bifacially modified; dark grey/veined