One checker plaited basketry fragment. There is one bag of small fragments associated with this object.

Three pieces of a checkered plaited woven basketry. Selvage is present on two of the three fragments. A handle made from twisted wood fibers. A bag of loose fragments is associated with the object.

Five different pieces of a red cedar twined fragment of a basket. One piece is still attached to aluminum foil. A bag of loose fragments is associated with the object.

A fragment of red cedar bark checker plaited basket with an attached handle. There is one decorative band of close plain twining. The selvage is present. A bag of loose fragments is associated with the fragment.

A fragment of plaited basketry with a band of decorative twining that is made from red cedar wood or bark. A bag of loose fragments is associated with the fragment. The basketry fragment does not appear to be associated with 45SN100/136, which is a net weight binding.

Two layers of basketry fragment with open plain twining. There is a bag containing loose fragments associated with the wood.

Four large plated basketry fragments labed 13, 13A, 13B, 13D. Fragments appear to be made of red cedar bark. 13D has an associated handle. 13A, 13B, and 13D all have associated bags with loose small material. Two large plated basketry fragments labe 13C and 13F are stored on the tray below samples mentioned above. They too appear to be made of red cedar bark. Both 13C and 13F have associated bags with loose debris. Field specimen inventory sheet identified object as net weight.

Two sticks wrapped in a figure eight fashion made of red cedar bark. There is one bag of small loose fragments associated with this object.

Three red cedar plated basket fragments (one labeled 7A, one 7B, one is not labeled). They may or may not be part of the same basket. This sample also contains one bag of small loose fragments.

Basket fragment, additional bag of remnants. Field catalog description: field sample # 40; catalog # 40.1; "frag. of basket/mat (weave, no twist)".