One piece of reddish-brown chert debitage. Written on artifact in black ink "45-KI-8-B/288/B-1." Find #288 on the Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit B-Block B, Level 1, Description: Worked wood, stone, 2-z cordage. One piece of modified wood cataloged as 45KT20/288.2 and one fragment of 2-z cordage cataloged as 45KT20/288.3. (Pan Yi, 02/16/2010)

One side-notched chert projectile point. Point is transluscent brown/red with dark red stripe running through the base. "45 KI-8 12" is wriiten in ink and "4N1-1" pencil on a tag that was previously attached with string to the point. Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 4N1, Level 1 (3-5"). (A. Thickpenny and A. Hart 11/4/2009)

Chert scraper. 45-KI-8/274 written in black ink on side. 81 and possible crossed out 3 written in pencil on same side below inked writing. Find #274 on the Field Catalog Form indicates the provenience as: Unit 3S3, Level 3, 33" (d), Comments: "AF-81." Block card reads: Features: Grass layer about 30 inches below 4S2. Extending a few inches into block and then dropping sharply to lower block. Artifacts: One chert scraper #81; one piece of basketry #89, one piece of reed cordage #92, one piece of knotted cedar bark #108; one piece of cordage #83. Comments: Mostly consisted of steril (?) dung. Field Book no. 1 reads: Surface D: 19" at 3S4 33" below datum. Location: 33 " from 4S3. 67" from 4S2. Remarks: Found in dung level just above grass layer. (S. Chappel and Pan Yi, 1/21/2010)

Chert projectile point tip; transluscent brown. The point appears to have flaking on the surface that has not been fully flaked off. The artifact surface is labeled "45 KI-8 4". Feature card refers to sketch book # 38 but sketchbook is not available. The Field Catalog Form lists provenience as: Unit 4, Level 2 and description as: "Tip of projectile point; Associations: "Fire Pit." C. Black 1/21/2010

A black CVR cobble lithic. One face is 90% cortex, the other has been heavily flaked, but no retouch has been applied.

A red chert or jasper flake with full cortex along one edge. There are signs of retouch on any surfaces or edges.

A jasper flake that has been retouched.

A jasper flake.

Worked jasper flake.

Worked jasper flake.