A basally notched petrified wood point with a slanted base. The points tip has been broken. One edge has been bifacaily retouched, the other has been unifacially retouched.

One almost complete basally notched petrified wood point. The point is missing one of its edges and a small portion of the barb on that side. The break is extremely clean and straight. The perimeter of the lithic has been bifacaily flaked. The ventral face is completely free of flake scars or retouch, while the dorsal face has flake scars but no retouch.

A mottled brown scraper composed of CCS or petrified wood. It has been flaked heavily on one side to form a gradual slope. Its main edge has been steeply unifacially retouched.

A small petrified wood flake that has edge wear on one edge. The wear is distinct enough it might be retouch, but it is quite worn.

This petrified wood blade shows signs of retouch on one side. The edges on this side have been prepared, but final retouch has not been applied.

This biface is made of mottled brown, red, and white chert. It has retouch on both edges. It appears to have had a bottom corner broken.

Brown, semi-translucent petrified wood flake with steep retouching on the distal end, forming a convex edge.

A petrified wood scraper with steep retouch along one of the dorsal edges.

Brown petrified wood corner-notched point. Tip appears to have been broken and glued back together.

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