202-8145. Part of a point similar to 202-8143 and found with it. 202-8146. Part of a point similar to 202-8143 and found with it. 202-8147. Tube of rolled brass having the diameter of a lead pencil. Proving this grave to have been made since the prehistoric people were able to reach the whites in trade. 202-8148. Tube similar to 202-8147 (Fig. 75). 202-8149. Charred tube made of bone about 1-1/4 inches long. 202-8150. Tube similar to 202-8149 (Fig. 97). 202-8151. Scorched tube made of bone and ornamented by incisions running from one end to the other in a spiral course. The tube is charred and about 1-1/4 inches long (Fig. 98). 202-8152. Slate disk perforated in the center and at each side. The object is about 1 inch in diameter and 1/8 inch thick (Fig. 77). * * * * * Grave No. 2. Rock-slide grave, about 50 feet down the ravine from grave No. 1 and about 40 feet above the flume. It had grass growing in the center. The grave seemed caved in and as if thoroughly walled like a well. It contained nothing, apparently having been rifled. Before excavation this seemed to be more like a grave than No. 1. (See photograph taken from the southwest.) * * * * * Grave No. 3. Rock-slide grave. 99-4314. Bleached skull and jaw of an adult purchased of a boy who said it was from a rock-slide grave on the north side of the Yakima Ridge lying east of the Yakima River above the Upper Gap. * * * * * Grave No. 4. Rock-slide grave about 6 feet southeast of grave No. 5 at Selah Canon. As this grave had been opened and the skeleton had been disturbed, no accurate description as to its position can be given. Some of the rock-slide material was quite large, weighing from 200 to 300 lbs; depth, 4 feet; diameter, 3 feet. Decayed wood was found in the grave and long poles on the side of the grave. The grave was probably not very old. 99-4315. Part of skull and skeleton of a youth which was partly bleached. Found in Grave No. 4. * * * * *