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This "Bundle" was found stashed in an overhang on the San Rafael Swell in Emery County. It represents the kind of portable tool kit carried by Fremont hunter-gatherers. It contains food in the form of Squaw Bush (Rhus Trilobata) Berries, finished tools such as snares and knives, and tools to make tools, such as antler batons and stone flakes. The bundle is radiocarbon dated to 1250-1450 A.D. which was a transition period between the Fremont and later Ute and Paiute people. The bundle was found in 1968 by Lavar Sitterud. 
Found by Minnie
Anice Rich Behunin in a cave on the Colorado River about 1950.
Used to grind corn into flour to make food. 
Figurines of The Fremont Culture 200 A.D. to 1300 A.D. Woven Baskets
Tightly Woven Baskets - Late Basket-Maker - 1st Stage of Fremont Culture 
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