99-4330. The skeleton of a youth was found resting on its back with the head to the east, arms at the sides, legs flexed at right angles, i.e., to the north. Two buttons, one of bone and one of pearl, or shell, and a bridle bit were found in the grave, but were discarded. 202-8247. A bit of shell. 202-8248. Thirteen cones made of iron (Fig. 86). 202-8249. Two pendants made of iron (Fig. 85). * * * * * Grave No. 36. A rock-enclosure burial located on the hill south of Mr. Bull's house near the gap south of Ellensburg and about 300 feet north of grave No. 30. This burial was the southwestern of a group of eight, all very close together and of which the southern circular enclosure of five had been rifled although the three oblong enclosures were intact. There were traces of human bones in all of the eight enclosures. The enclosure to the north contained a skeleton that had been burned. No. 36 differed from No. 30 in that the stones did not extend below the surface. 99-4331. At a depth of 3 feet, in the grave pit 5 feet by 3 feet was the skeleton of an adult lying with the head north, face east, on the left side, arms extended to pelvis, legs flexed to left, i.e., to east. No specimens were found in this enclosure. * * * * * Grave No. 37. A rock-slide grave was located about 10 feet west of grave No. 35 and was similar to it in general character. Numbers 99-4332 and 202-8250 to 202-8258 were found in this grave. 99-4332. The very much decomposed skeleton of a child was found here. The broken skull was preserved. 202-8250a, b. Two fragments of antler, perhaps part of an implement found about 1 inch above the pelvis. 202-8251. A triangular copper object with two perforations found inside the skull. 202-8252. A pendant or nose ornament made of haliotis shell and stained pink in places found on the lower jaw (Fig. 92). 202-8253. Dentalium shells. 202-8254. A long shell pendant with two perforations. 202-8255. A pendant made of haliotis shell bearing a pink stain with a perforation and part of a second perforation (Fig. 90). 202-8256. A long shell pendant with one perforation. 202-8257a, b. Two triangular objects made of shell. 202-8258. Pieces of shell found near the lower jaw. PRIEST RAPIDS. 202-8259. One pebble showing use at the end as a pestle. Found on the surface of the divide 25 miles east of Ellensburg, and about 15 miles west of Mr. Craig's house near the head of Priest Rapids. 202-8260a, b. Pieces of a pestle made of part of a column of basalt, with the corners rounded by pecking. Found on the surface at the head of Priest Rapids on the west side of the river.