Inside the arrow station the tailies found a chest containing a glass eye, a bible, and a short range hand-held radio.

On the interesting revelations front Ana, who apparently knows a bit about knives, identifys this boar-sticker -- retrieved from one of the others -- as being approximately twenty-years-old. So what was the US Army doing on the island 20 years ago? Or were they there at all?

The low-down: "The Other 48 Days" tries to succeed on a lot of different levels and -- while not as successful as "Abandoned" -- does succeed quite nicely; the most developed aspect being the buildup to Shannon's murder. Your-mileage-may-vary of course, but what the Doc sees here is an excellent dissertation on Ana's descent into a paranoia so profoundly appropriate as to practically justify that hasty shot that took Shannon's life. I say "practically" because at the same time as I was beginning to understand how Ana's tightly wound survival mechanisms came to be I was also beginning to see the underlying faults that will no doubt be at the center of her back story next week. This is clearly a woman driven to protect as an act of penance, what brought her to that place psychologically should be an interesting tale.