This lot features three artifacts that were all found circa 1960 at the Ohbie site on the Columbia River,a well-known site where members of the Oregon Archaeology Society worked. The first artifact is an elk's tooth (or part of one) that looks as if part of it broke off where a hole was made through the tooth. The second and third artifacts are two stone pendants; one pendant has grooves cut into it on one end, and the other pendant is a teardrop shaped rock or charm. The teardrop shaped piece is the largest at 1-1/4 inches x 7/16 inches x 3/16 inches with the other two pieces measuring approximately 3/4 inches x 1/2 inches.