202-8261. A pestle made by rounding the edges of a piece of a basaltic column. Found on the surface of the west bank of the Columbia River 8 miles above Mr. Craig's house, which is at the head of Priest Rapids. * * * * * Numbers 202-8262 to 202-8266 were found on the surface near the head of Priest Rapids. 202-8262. A pestle or part of a pestle. 202-8263. A river pebble partly pecked into the form of a pestle (Fig. 22). 202-8264. The end of a pestle having a large striking head. 202-8265. Part of a stone pestle. 202-8266. Pestle formed by rounding the corners of a small basaltic column. 202-8267. to 202-8290. Numbers 202-8267 to 202-8290 are pestles made of stone found on the surface near the head of Priest Rapids (Fig. 21, 202-8281). Numbers 202-8291 to 202-8295 were found on the surface near the head of Priest Rapids. 202-8291. Part of a pestle made of stone. 202-8292a. A pebble battered on each end (Fig. 41). 202-8292b. Pebble, one side of which has been used as a mortar. 202-8293. Part of a mortar made of stone. 202-8294. Part of a mortar. 202-8295. Disk-shaped boulder, one side of which is notched opposite a natural notch. Possibly this has been a net sinker similar to the following. * * * * * Numbers 202-8296 to 202-8334 were found on the surface of the bank of the Columbia River near the head of Priest Rapids. 202-8296. River pebble. Such pebbles were made into sinkers for fish nets. See 202-8310 and adjacent catalogue numbers (Fig. 13a). 202-8297. Scraper or knife made of a river pebble one side of which is chipped (Fig. 55). 202-8298. River pebble of disk shape, partly chipped. 202-8299. River pebble of disk shape, partly chipped on two edges. 202-8300. River pebble of disk shape, partly chipped on one edge. 202-8301. River pebble of disk shape, partly chipped on two edges. 202-8302. River pebble of disk shape, partly chipped on four edges (Fig. 53). 202-8303. River pebble, partly chipped. 202-8304. River pebble of disk shape, chipped around the edge from one side only. 202-8305. Disk-shaped river pebble, chipped around the edge from both sides. 202-8306. Disk-shaped river pebble, chipped in two places, opposite each other from both sides, and at a place equi-distant from these two from only one side. 202-8307. Scraper or knife chipped from a pebble (Fig. 54). 202-8308. Chipped pebble. * * * * *