Bag 3 of three bags basketry fragments and one bag of chert. Bags are labeled, 416.1, 416.2, 416.3 and 416.4 No official label on bags and field catalog form states, "slough in pit, basketry fragment, braided cattail". No field notebook number. No excavator of date.

Basketry fragment; partially unravelled. Found with objects from 45KT20. No conclusive description found in Artifact record. Pictured in Swanson 1962, Figure 31; descripton reads, "Fragments of soft twined bags of Apocynum, from the upper remains, Shelter 8B." Described in Swanson page 58, B. Shelter 8B: The Upper Remains #9:" Twelve pieces of soft twined bags, each possibly representing a different bag. Figure 31. See also Appendix D. Warp and Weft of Apocynum; all have weft pitched up to the left...All specimens are weft face...The continuity of weft elements is obtained by laying the end of the terminating cord element under the end of the new one without knotting, twisting, or splicing." Artifact is not listed in the Field Catalog form. It has been assigned cat. #45KT20/1966-95/11 by the Burke. Z. Garcia Morales, 03/08/2011.

Bag 1 of three bags of basketry fragments and one chert flake. Bags are labeled, 416.1, 416.2, 416.3 and 416.4. No official label on bags and field catalog form states, "slough in pit, basketry fragment, braided cattail". No field notebook number. No excavator of date.

One piece of frayed cedar assigned 45KT20/227.1. This object and the objects labeled 45KT20/227.2 were found together with 2 previously attached tags labeled "227 / 4S3-1" and "(D.)" on the back of one. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 4S3, Level 1, Description "Flayed [sic]cedar; 5 pieces constricted twigs; one knot of charred wood; one pieced [sic] bone; one QS; single, burnt reed." A. Auerbach, 02/02/2010 (Note: Only four twigs and the frayed cedar have been located. No charred wood, bone or single reed. Burke staff is unsure what "QS" describes. I. Ostericher 04/05/2011)

Bag 2 of three bags of basketry fragments and one chert flake. Bags are labeled, 416.1, 416.2, 416.3 and 416.4. No official label on bags and field catalog form states, "slough in pit, basketry fragment, braided cattail". No field notebook number. No excavator of date.

Braided reed plant fragment. Artifact Record #143 shows artifact was excavated by Eugene Giles on July 20th, 1953. In the log book, Artifact Record #143 reads "Pit# A, Instr D 5ft. Loc. 5 ft 10 in from stk 4S2, 8 ft from stk 5S2. Assoc. Apparently grass material." Note reads "found in pit, apparently sloughed off from higher level." 04/19/2011 I. Ostericher

Large fragment reed matting. Field catalog form records location as "4S2" and the depth as 31". The catalog form describes the object as "Large frag reed matting." Original tag reads the unit as "4S2-3". 04/19/2011 I. Ostericher

Reed matting woven basketry fragment. The Field Catalog Form describes artifact as, "reed matting". Artifact Record #198 reads: " 7.2 from 5S2, 5.7 from 4S2. Excavated by Eugene Giles, July 27, 1953". Assoc. "Earth oven, feature #7". 04/19/2011 I. Ostericher

Reed matting fragment. T. Gaudio, 03/09/2010

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