Surface Depth=6.0-7.0 # 10357

Brown with black bands, cobble is semi-ovoid in plan view. Roughly seventy percent of perimeter is rounded, remainder is flaked and possibley fractured at approximately 90 degrees to cortical surfaces. Opposing poles of fractured edge are battered; one of these is also blackened. Both major sufaces of cobble have concentrated areas of pitting (possible anvil stone). Dawn Bringleson 11/13/92

Triangular shaped cobble with shallow depression ground into one surface. The bottom surface appears battered and blackened.

White and tan; curved with three holes at one end.

Surface Depth= 18" OAS. May be fragment of maul or pestle. Cylindrical.

Grey cobble with around 30% of the perimeter unifacially flaked, and battering on around 40% of the perimeter. There is another artifact with this exact number. It is a scraper that is entered as W3/10/3387-B.

Light green oval (plan and cross section) cobble, flake ridge centered along the long axis.

The chopper is a reused cobble tool, brown and nearly flat. The flat end is opposite of a previously battered end. Cobble is rectangular with the long sides concave.

Cobble with no identifiable traces of manufacture or use. One possible flake scar on side, may be natural.

Brown and white oval (x-section) cobble, fractured with use wear on one end, slightly battered on one end.