Utilized pebble tool, rounded ends and brownish colour.; Good

A possible pestle with rounded ends. This tool corresponds to the exact measurement of the missing pestle Z 948 A which was listed as missing in 1981, suggesting it may have been assigned a new Z number (G.Crowther).; Good

A) Long possible pestle with rounded ends, unbroken. This was listed as missing in 1981 however Z 34987 conforms to the exact measurement of the missing tool given on the catalogue card, suggesting it could possibly be the same one(G.Crowther). B) Similar to A but slightly larger and broken.; Good

Broken top of nipple-topped stone hammer or maul.; Good

A) Large pestle shaped maul or hammer. This shape is also known as plain . B) Black plain shaped maul or hammer. This is in Box 44.C.4 Size 3. C) Small plain shaped maul or hammer. D) Broken top section of plain maul or hammer.; Good

Stone hammer in the form of a bar of oval section, of polished, banded greenstone, probably metamorphosed lava.; Good

A) A pounder with upper end rounded and lower end flat. B) Portion of large ground celt. C) Grooved stone club head. D) Large ground implement, use uncertain. E) mortar of lava. The catalogue card states B and D are boxed under archaeology, M.H. 1992, while B, C, and E were noted as missing in 1981.; Good

A) Heavy stone pounder with flange on upper and lower ends. Flange on lower end has many chips. B) Pounder with rounded ends.; Good

Simple stone adze, grooved for hafting and broken off at butt end.; Good

Large quartzite adze blade with grooved neck and large chip broken from blade. Good. The Accession Register entry reads A finely ground adze blade, wedge-shaped, with thick square-sided blade, the upper side of which is convex and curves to the square cutting edge; its flat under surface extends to the butt end: its upper surface, boldly convex, double-stepped and broadly channelled, is set back from the actual blade. J.Somerville 19/8/2005.'