Grave No. 34. Rock-slide grave found 5 feet south southwest of grave No. 32. There were no surface indications of the grave. Posts of decayed wood were found extending from the surface down to about 6 inches from the bottom. The tops appeared to have been cut off and probably never extended above the surface. Numbers 99-4329 and 202-8231 to 202-8246 were found in this grave. 99-4329. The skeleton of a young child with a persistent frontal suture was found at a depth of from 3 to 4 feet with the head east, trunk on back, femora at right angles to tibiae, and fibulae parallel to them, flexed to left or south. 202-8231. Skin with the hair on found on body. 202-8232. Matting. 202-8233. Several rows of beads, some of copper, others of glass and still others of sections of dentalium shells were found at the neck, arms and legs. These are strung on pieces of thong, some of which are wound at the ends. Some of them are on coarse twisted, and others on fine twisted plant fibre (Fig. 74). 202-8234a, b. Two pendants made of haliotis shell were found, one near the head and one at the pelvis (Fig. 91). 202-8235a, b. Two copper pendants were found at the legs, _b_ has a thong in the perforation. 202-8236a-d. Four bracelets made of copper found on the arms (Fig. 95). 202-8237. Teeth of a rodent found in the grave. 202-8238. A square pendant made of copper with a thong and bead made of copper (Fig. 78). 202-8239. A pendant made of copper (Fig. 83). 202-8240. A bit of wood bounding a knot hole. 202-8241. Two dentalium shells. 202-8242. A piece of iron. 202-8243. Woodpecker feathers, some bound at the tips with fabric, one with feather, and fur or moss. 202-8244. A copper ornament found among the rocks over this grave about 1 foot deep. 202-8245. A pendant made of brass with thong and bead made of copper found among the rocks over this grave about 1 foot deep (Fig. 84). 202-8246. A pendant made of copper with thong found about 1 foot deep among the rocks over this grave (Fig. 82). * * * * * Grave No. 35. Rock-slide grave located in the same slide with Nos. 31, 32, 33 and 34, 8 feet to the south southwest of No. 34. The grave was 3 feet in diameter by 4 feet deep. Four posts of poplar were found at the corners of this grave but these did not show above the surface being decayed down to within 6 or 8 inches of the ground under the rock-slide. Sticks had also been used to mark this grave on the surface. Numbers 99-4330 and 202-8247 to 202-8249 were found in this grave.