Archaeological excavations conducted at Yuquot, British Columbia, by W.J. Folan, then of the National Historic Parks and Sites Branch, produced a collection of 77 glass beads representing 17 distinct types. These were classified using the system developed by Kenneth and Martha Kidd to facilitate future inter-site comparisons of bead assemblages. The beads, primarily large-faceted specimens, are attributed to the late 18th century and the greater part of the 19th century.