Obsidian biface fragment.

Rose spring side-notched projectile point. Gray, rounded stem.

Grey chert knife with a convex base rounded corners and concave sides. Basal thinning on 1/3 of the object; pentagonal.

Round cobble with all edges flaked unifacially.

Broken end of stone war club from near Pontiac, King County, WA, on shores of Lake Washington.* Base of stone maul/pestle; pecked, edge-battered; diamond-cut cross-section sample removed from broken end of shaft (by unknown person possibly for analysis?). Diameter of base = 8.0cm, diameter of shaft = 5.0cm. LSP, 1/11/96. All location and accession information on this file is most likely incorrect due to a mislabel of the artifact. No definite information is known about this artifact. The location and accession information listed here is associated with cat#3757a. 01/17/96 LM *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Red fragmented cobble, only .5 (possibly the lower .5) of cobble is present as well as only one side. One large polished groove is present.

Tan/brown, parallel edges flaked.

Surface Depth= Block B, Level 2(72"-84")

Surface Depth=1-2' #10582-10553

Thin with retouch on all sides. Possible graver use from two beak like protuberances on the posterior end.