Grey cobble with unifacial flaking on around 40% of the perimeter and battering on the opposite corner and both surfaces.

Large basalt cobble chopper. Large flakes taken off one edge, small flakes and use wear on the other edge. Battering marks in the center of the side. End opposite chopper is also very battered and has gross flake removal.

Pecked edges, REF: R.S. Kidd,"The Alderdale Archaeological Project," Dept. of Anthropology, UW, 1965.

According to Bergen's notes: "excellent--estimate four to five feet deep." LSP, 7/30/97

Grind marks on both faces. Level II

Very simple cylindrical object of medium grained stone; outer surface is still covered in dirt from the site, but shovel marks show the rock to be grey -like limestone. Ends are somewhat rounded; one half of object is slightly thicker than other half.

Brown to black cobble. cylindrical with flat ends.

Green nearly circular cobble (plan view) unifacially flaked around entire perimeter. Cobble is semi-flat.

White and brown cobble, triangular in cross seciton, heavily flaked/fractured on two of its faces.

Brown and grey wedge-like object with wear on the thin edge. Green stain is on the brown surface.