* * * * * Grave No. 29. Rock-marked grave located on a plateau above Wenas Creek near its mouth and about seven miles north of North Yakima. The rocks marking the grave covered a space 6 feet by 4 feet and extended down to the skeleton which was very much broken but not decomposed. No objects other than some charcoal were found in this grave. All the other graves in the vicinity of the mouth of Wenas Creek seem to have been rifled. 202-8198. Broken ulna of a deer found at the mouth of Wenas Creek about 7 miles north of North Yakima. Numbers 202-8199 to 202-8204 were found on the surface at the mouth of Wenas Creek. 202-8199. Small chipped point made of red jasper. 202-8200a-c. Three chipped points made of white chert. 202-8201. Broken and burned chipped point made of white chert. 202-8202. Broken triangular chipped point made of white chert. 202-8203. Chipped point made of reddish white chert (Plate II. Fig. 13). 202-8204 a, b. Two chipped pieces of white chalcedony. Numbers 202-8205a-e to 202-8206f were found in the valley of Wenas Creek, on the surface near where the trail from North Yakima to Ellensburg crosses the creek, about 7 miles north of North Yakima. 202-8205a-e. Five pieces of agate of reddish or amber color. 202-8205f. Agate of whitish color 202-8206a. A chip of stone. 202-8206b-e. Four pieces of stone. 202-8206f. Chip of stone. Numbers 202-8207 to 202-8209 were found on the surface at the mouth of Wenas Creek. 202-8207. Pestle made of stone. 202-8208. Pestle made of stone. 202-8209. Broken pebble, battered on the side. 202-8210. Fragment of a pestle made of stone of nearly square cross section. Found on the surface three miles north of Clemen's ranch, on Wenas Creek where the trail from North Yakima to Ellensburg crosses. 202-8211. Pestle found about 28 miles north of North Yakima, on the trail to Ellensburg. It was in a dry creek in "Kittitass" Canon. This canon is probably the Manastash not the "Kittitass," as we were told. ELLENSBURG. 202-8212. Base of a triangular chipped point made of jasper found on the surface near the town reservoir on the ridge east of Ellensburg. Numbers 202-8213 to 202-8222 were found on the surface of the bottom land west of Cherry Creek, near Ellensburg. The place was a village site and is on the farm of Mr. Bull near where an east and west road crosses the creek, and opposite where the creek touches on the east, the west base of the upland. At this point the creek comes up to the upland from the lowland to the north (p. 12). 202-8213. Chipped boulder. 202-8214. Notched boulder, or net sinker. 202-8215. Battered pebble. 202-8216. Four burned stones.