A potlid flake made of tan chert with some scaled retouch on the distal dorsal side.

White, opaque chert triangular-shaped flake with minor retouching of the dorsal face on the distal end and one side.

A red chert flake with retouch on the dorsal side.

Black and gray chert, possibly broken from a bifacial tool but the direct label covers 50% of the artifact. The original catalog description is "Broken chert point"

Red, triangular flake of cryptocrystalline material (possibly volcanic). There appear to be no additional cultural modification.

Flake with a heavily lipped platform and minor amounts of retouch on the dorsal face of one side. Material is a reddish brown chert.

Squarish flake fragment with flat retouch on the ventral face of one side. Composed of grayish brown chert.

This worked biface appears to be a fragment of a much larger point, it is constructed of tan chert.

Flake with bifacial flaking on edges that is not intrusive, with an unmodified proximal end. One side of flake is straight, the opposite concave, and distal end is tipped. Composed of white chert with pinkish brown mottling.

This biface appears to be made of a dark chert, however the notes describe it as "Basalt", both of its edges show retouch and have been notched.