Grave No. 39. Grave of a child near grave No. 38. This child's grave was of the same kind as grave No. 38. 202-8393. Pendant or bead made of sea shell (Fig. 87). * * * * * Grave No. 40. A rock-slide grave found 8 miles above Mr. Craig's house in a small slide at the foot of the bluff. Upright cedar slabs about 8 feet long were found along about 6 feet of the lower part of the grave. The skeleton of an adult lay flexed along the slabs with the head to the north. 99-4334. The skull. Several similar graves, most of which have been rifled, were seen at this place. * * * * * Grave No. 41. Grave found about 5 miles south of Mr. Craig's house on the western bank of the Columbia. It was in the sand, covered with flat river boulders. No artifacts were found in the grave. 99-4335. Adult skeleton, bleached. Much of the skeleton was found exposed and parts were missing. The head was north. * * * * * Grave No. 42. Boulder-covered grave in sand was located at the edge of the river 12 miles up the Columbia from Mr. Craig's house. Numbers 99-4336 and 202-8394 to 202-8395 were found in this grave. 99-4336. An adult skeleton was found in this grave with the head north, face down, and flexed. 202-8394. Fragment of a large mortar made of stone (Fig. 18). 202-8395a, b, c. Three pestles found among the covering boulders of this grave. * * * * * Numbers 202-8396 to 202-8398 were presented by Mrs. J. B. Davidson of Ellensburg. The specimens were collected at the head of Priest Rapids. 202-8396. Pipe made of limestone decorated with the circle and dot design similar to that used in the Thompson River region (Fig. 106 also negative 44505, 6-6). 202-8397. Double notched point chipped from black glassy basalt or trap (Plate II, Fig. 6). 202-8398. Point for a drill or perforator chipped from chalcedony (Fig. 47). 202-8399. River pebble partly pecked into the form of a pestle. Found on the surface 8 miles above the head of Priest Rapids (Fig. 23). VARIOUS LOCALITIES. Numbers 20.0-1463 to 20.0-1471 were collected and presented by Mr. D. W. Owen of Kennewick. 20.0-1463. Bone object broken and partly missing from Blalock Island fifteen miles below Umatilla in the Columbia River. 20.0-1464. Wedge made of antler from the surface near the Columbia River near the mouth of the Snake River (Fig. 39). 20.0-1465. Bleached awl made of bone from an island in the Columbia River, forty miles above the mouth of the Snake River (Fig. 57).