202-8366. Chipped arrow point made of pale fulvous chalcedony (Plate II, Fig. 7). 202-8367. Chipped arrow point. 202-8368. Chipped arrow point made of opaline whitish chalcedony (Plate II, Fig. 9). 202-8369. Chipped arrow point made of chalcedony (Fig. 1). 202-8370. Point for a drill chipped from chert (Fig. 48). 202-8371. Scraper chipped from petrified wood (Fig. 49). 202-8372. Scraper chipped from agate (Fig. 50). 202-8373. Scraper chipped from chalcedony (Fig. 51). 202-8374. Chipped piece of chalcedony. 202-8375. Chipped piece of petrified wood. 202-8376. Flake of stone. 202-8377. Flake of stone. 202-8378a. Piece of antler showing knife marks. 202-8378b. Part of a wedge made of antler. 202-8379. A piece of antler that has been whittled. 202-8380a, b, c. Three pieces of antler. 202-8381. Bleached barb for a fish spear made of bone (Fig. 12). 202-8382. Six clam shells from the Columbia River. 202-8383. Seventeen clam shells from the old shell bed shown in Plate V, Fig. 1. 202-8384. Four shell disks found among the refuse of a rock-slide grave near the head of Priest Rapids (Fig. 76). 202-8385. One dentalium shell found among the refuse of a rock-slide grave near the head of Priest Rapids. 202-8386. Pendant made of haliotis shell, triangular in form, perforated at the most acute corner. This shell came from the Pacific Coast. Found in the grave of a child in a rock-slide near the head of Priest Rapids west of the Columbia River near the home of Mr. Craig (Fig. 89). Numbers 202-8387 to 202-8390 were also found here. 202-8387a, b, c, d. Vertebrae of a fish. 202-8388. Pendant made of a shell probably a young _Pectunculus gigantea_. The hinge side has been smoothed off (Fig. 88). 202-8389. Three dentalium shells. 202-8390. Twenty-eight shell disks or beads. * * * * * Grave No. 38. A rock-slide grave located on the east side of the escarpment that runs south to the Columbia River about two miles southwest of Mr. Craig's house near the head of Priest Rapids. Stones were heaped up over this grave and sticks about 6 feet long were standing up and extended from the earth above the skeleton to 3 feet above the surface. Numbers 99-4333 and 202-8391 to 202-8392 were found in the grave. 99-4333. An adult skeleton was found at a depth of 3 feet from the top of the rock heap. The head was east. The skeleton was flexed and it was lying on the left side. 202-8391. Stitched rush matting, probably recent, found in contact with the skin on this skeleton (Fig. 70). Part was of the stitch shown in Fig. 71. 202-8392. A roll of birch bark. * * * * *