An obsidian flake with retouch on both sides of its edge, the surfaces are free of any retouch. Along the edge opposite the working is a worn smooth surface. It is likely that the flake was broken at some point but still utilized. Artifact catalog describes as a "scraper"

Obsidian biface that is ovoid with flat base.

Obsidian stemmed projectile point.

Clark County, WA Lower Columbia North America Northwest Coast Pacific Northwest Washington State Western United States Western Washington

Elongated straight-incurvate blades, with corner-notches, rectangle shoulders, and convex base. Tips of tangs chipped. Opaque black. B. Avery, 02/25/2004.

Asymetrical straight-incurvate blades. One side is notched with rectangle shoulder, and expanding base on stem. The other side is indented with a recurve on stem. Base is slightly convex. Mottled with nearly clear stem and upper side, tip and tang are opaque brown, center is opaque black. B.Avery, 02/25/2004.

Excurvate blades with corner notches. One side has a rectangle shoulder, and the other is more rounded. Facetted concave base, but facette is chipped off on side with rectangle shoulder. Black. B.Avery, 01/29/2004.

Triangular shaped point with rectangle shoulders, and convex base. Small chip along one side of tip. Black translucent. B. Avery, 01/22/2004.

Elongated, narrow incurvate-excurvate blades. Rectangle shoulders. Chipping along base. Black with translucent edges. B. Avery, 01/22/2004.

Excurvate blades with corner notches. Tip of point is chipped. Base is also broken. Black, opaque. B. Avery, 01/15/2004.