A white CCS flake with some retouch. On one edge the surfaces are quite uneven and the grain of the lithic makes it difficult to determine if this was modification or not.

A brown CCS scraper fragment with unifacial retouch along one edge.

A white CCS flake that shows multiple scars and three large pieces of retouch on one end. Possible fragment of a larger tool.

A red, brown and white chert scraper with a single steeply retouched edge and a direct break lengthwise through the lithic.

A dark brown and white CCS fragment covered in flake scars. One edge appears to have been roughly flaked, but the lithic is coved in scars.

A grey CCS scraper with step unifacial retouch along three sides

A fragment of a unifacially flaked lithic. Both faces are quite even and unmarked. A single edge has been flaked.

A white and tan CCS scraper fragment. The tool shows steep unifacial retouch along all original edges. There is a rough break going along an entire side. One face is quite flat and unmarked and the other has flake scarring.

A fragment of a biface, possibly a point tip. All of the surfaces and edges are covered with fine retouch. The two edges meet to form a corner that is around 95-105 degrees.

A red CCS tool fragment. There is no retouch on the face but one small edge has two pieces of unifacial retouch.