One 2-strand twisted reed fragment. (Note: Field Catalog Form indicates fragment is twined.) Previous tag written in black ink "45 KI 8/110", in pencil "2S2-4/FN-19" and "n" in the back. Field Catalog Form lists the provenience as Unit 2S2, Level 4. Artifact Record Notebook 1 lists #19 as "Unit: 2S2, Surf Depth: 10 1/2, 18 1/2 " S of 3S2, 45" W of 3S1, Claude Warren, 4/24". (Pan Yi, 02/04/2010)

One piece of twined basketry fragment. Previous tag written in black ink "45KI8/106" and in pencil "3-2" and "y". Field Catalog Form lists the provenience as Unit 3, Level 2, Occupation level, AR #56 (written in pencil). Artifact Record Notebook 1 lists #56 as "Unit: 3, Depth: 25" from datum, 25" from 3, 32" from 4, Harmon. 7/1. Remarks: appears to be associated w/ inhabited level, under thick, hard-packed dung level; in fine grey silt ." (Pan Yi, 01/28/2010)

One fragment of basketry. There are five dark twisted cords, 3 cm long, interwoven lighter strands about 1.25 cm long. Lighter strands are broken up in the middle of the piece. Previous tag in separate bag written in black ink "45-KI-8/287" and in pencil "B box 3.6 B-4 1/2" (1) /FN-161". Find #287 on the Field Catalog Form lists the provenience as: Unit B-Block B, Level 1, 4"(d), Comments: "AF-161." Find # 161 on Field notebook #1 lists "B Block B, 4" below datum, 61" of NE, 22" of NW,Geisa, 7/20/53". (Pan, Yi, 02/16/2010)

Basketry, matted and woven fragments incrusted in mud. One large matted piece approx. 43x50cm, and many other non-connected pieces of various weaves. Also contained lots of scattered debris, and one piece of charred wood. The only tag identifying the object was a large one with the site #, accn. #, and #53 (1of 2), (this was crossed out). However, the object fit the "Basketry Description Card " (see below). I rehoused it as such, in two boxes that filled the drawer. The tag was removed to archives. B. Avery 9/5/05. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Basketry Matting Estimated Size: Big Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: Both open twining and (Checker 1, bottom only) weaving - coarse gauge. Bottom: Large checker(1) - weave - coarse - possibly made out of bark, falling apart. Bark alternating with reeds or smaller strips of bark. Provenience: Cut: 7N 6E Horiz. Loc.: 64S - 7N - 0E - 6E Depth: 72cm Bottom Measurements: Body Measurements: (Warps below are stickes, not continuation of bottom bark warps) Warp Max: 3.10 Warp Max: .70 Warp Min: 2.50 Warp Min: .50 Warp Mean: 2.77 Warp Mean: .56 Weft Max: 2.60 Weft Max: .90 Weft Min: 2.30 Weft Min: .60 Weft Mean: 2.75 Weft Mean: .75 Remarks: A lot of mud - generally a mess - small pieces of basket inside (protruding slightly) one piece checker medium gauge and other pen twining medium gauge. Stick with charcoal also sticking out.

Basketry frament with some open twined construction showing, but mainly a pile of material as described in Basketry Card (below). Rehoused 09/05/2005. Tag associated with object was extremely faded, but indentations revealed #577. Tag was removed (see archives). B. Avery. Information from Field Basketry Card (see archives): Description: Basket Estimated Size: Large/ Probably Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: Very bad shape. Probably open twining, coarse grain. A lot of sticks laying in one direction. Provenience: Cut: 0N-18E Horiz. Loc: 20S-0N-190E-18E Depth: 136cm Warp Max: 1.00 Warp Min: .45 Warp Mean: .67 Weft Max: .80 Weft Min: .50 Weft Mean: .65 Remarks: None

Basketry remnant. The description on the "Basektry Card" does not match this object, with the possible execption of the "body". This was a jumbled pile of material with little original integrity, or evidence of construction. It was rehoused 06/26/04. I removed one original tag with object number that was taped onto the cardboard support, the object number was also written on the cardboard. B. Avery Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Description: Basket rim Estimated Size: Medium (probably) Handles: Small handles (3) - Probably decorative type 5.5cm long Rim: False braided type of rim. (5 pieces) Body: Remnants of body - possibly open twining. Various lengths, average width about 1 cm. Bottom: Provenience: Cut: 4N 24 E Horiz. Loc.: 330S-4N-220E- 24E Depth: 138cm

Basketry material. Objects cataloged as 48a, and 48b, were a jumbled mess and indistinguishable as separate objects. They were rehoused together as 48a-b. They are housed in one box, but elements are labled separated into additional boxes. These include: one box of bagged loose clay chunks, that had separated from what may have been 48a.; one box of pieces of wood (48b?); one box of loose remnants of possible netting (48b?); one box of basketry remains imbedded in clay (48a?): and one bag of loose debris. Three tags were removed, one original tag 48b; and two museum tags with accesion number and catalog number for each 48a and 48b. none were tied to an object, but placed at opposite ends of the board on which the objects were placed. 06/24/04 B. Avery Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Detailed descrition: Assorted Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: One Radio carbon sample - 4 pieces of stick 2.3/ 2.2/.2 - 6.3/ dia 2.5 - 7.2/2.7/1.5 - 5.8/3.87/.4 (birch bark) - fish net and various fragments of it. Open twing 1 stitch per-inch and a quarta Bottom: n/a Provenience: Cut: 7N 15E Horiz. Loc.: 200S - 7N - 140E - 15E Depth: 103 cm WArp Max: 1.00 Warp Min: .30 Warp Mean: .46 Weft Max: .10 Weft Min: .20 Weft Mean: .15

Basketry material. Objects cataloged as 48a, and 48b, were a jumbled mess and indistinguishable as separate objects. They were rehoused together as 48a-b. They are housed in one box, but elements are labled separated into additional boxes. These include: one box of bagged loose clay chunks, that had separated from what may have been 48a.; one box of pieces of wood (48b?); one box of loose remnants of possible netting (48b?); one box of basketry remains imbedded in clay (48a?): and one bag of loose debris. Three tags were removed, one original tag 48b; and two museum tags with accesion number and catalog number for each 48a and 48b. none were tied to an object, but placed at opposite ends of the board on which the objects were placed. 06/24/04 B. Avery Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Detailed description: Basket Estimated size: large Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: A lot of clay associated with what may have been a net. Open twining - 1 stitch per inch - large massive mess Bottom: n/a Provenience: Cut: 7N 15E Horiz. Loc.: 200S - 7N - 140E - 15E Depth: 103 cm Warp Max: .40 Warp Min: .25 Warp Mean: .36 Weft Max: .20 Weft Min: .10 Weft Mean: .14

Basketry fragment in thick pile, overall approx. 25 x 26.5cm. Bark strips are 1.5cm wide. Rehoused 05/25/04. I left museum tag with acc# and object # in place. B. Avery Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Handles: n/a Rim: n/a Body: Possible bottom, open twining of coarse gauge from main remains of bottom Bottom: Checker 1 weave - but unequal warp and weft, coarse. Material: Cedar bark Provenience: n/a Cut: n/a Horiz. Loc.: n/a Depth: n/a Warp Max: 2.10 cm - Body Warp Min: 1.40 cm Warp Mean: 1.79 cm Weft Max: 1.50 cm Weft Min: 1.00 cm Weft Mean: 1.07 cm Warp Max: 3.10 cm - Bottom Warp Min: 1.60 cm Warp Mean: 2.21 cm Weft Max: 2.00 cm Weft Min: 1.40 cm Weft Mean: 1.67 cm

Basketry fragment of twisted and knotted lenghts of material. Could be handle described in Basketry Carrd, but there was no sign of described body or other remnant. (note: #621 has description of handle and body remnants, but only has body). Rehoused 05/25/04, I left museum tag with acc# and object# on obeject. B. Avery. Information from field Basketry Card (see Archaeology Archives): Handles: Large twisted handle remnant unattached. Rim: n/a Body: Small remnants of coarse grain open twining Bottom: n/a Provenience Cut: n/a Horiz. Loc.: n/a Depth: n/a Warp Max: 1.50 cm Warp Min: .80 cm Warp Mean: 1.16 cm Weft Max: .83 cm Weft Min: .60 cm Weft Mean: .71 cm Material: Cedar roots Remarks: A lot of loose stuff.