This exhibit recreates essential aspects of everyday life for the region’s early inhabitants. It includes a traditional dwelling known as a "wa", work tools, the acorn gathering process, and a touching necklace made of stone and shell—some pieces melted during the cremation rites of a young child. Also featured are early ceramic vessels characteristic of this era, as well as a finely crafted projectile point just one centimeter long, made from transparent quartz, among many other bone, shell, and wood objects.