A medium sized adze blade made of slate. The belonging is a light grey with a fine grain, and some white/tan patina buildup on the right mesial portion of the dorsal face. Also on the dorsal face, one edge has been flaked off leaving a jagged but slightly unifacially-bevelled edge, and there are some flake ridges near the middle centre. The ventral face is smoothed near the blade's edge, with some arrises near the distal end handle.

A medium sized slate abrader with some use-wear present on the distal end and left mesial portion. The left mesial portion indicates potential use as a spokeshave, as well. The distal end has a gap between two layers that goes more deep than a natural break between the layers to sharpen a blade. The ventral face is flat with a slope halfway through length-wise. The sloped portion looks to have some linear streaks from sanding other belongings.

A medium sized slate fragment, possibly a thumnail scraper. The belonging is a light grey with a very fine grain. The ends are rounded, and the spine near the catalogue number is thick, the body gradually tapers down to a thinner edge. Both faces are smooth, either from being sanded down or use-wear. The dorsal face has a rough patch of exposed surface near the thinner edge. The ventral face has a little more texture than the dorsal surface.

A large net weight belonging. It is a silky light grey with a very fine grain, and varying shades of grey streaking throughout. There's a hole that has been carved into the belonging, with some use wear along the centre of the inner curve, and some light indents and use wear going width wise- potentially where the stone has been fastened to the net. Two potential point of impact sites, both can be seen more visibly from the smoothed ventral surface; One is where the lip of the belonging extends over the rest of the body, and the other is where one of the width-wise indents can be seen.

A large slate fragment. Possibly a knife or scraper. Both faces have been sanded down, with some negative scarring from the process. The belonging is a dark grey with a very fine grain. On the dorsal face there's a jagged half bevelled edge on the left mesial portion. On the ventral surface there's a bevelled edge along the curved proximal end, and an erailleur scar near the taller tip of the semi-squared distal end. The ventral face also has some slightly deeper sanding scars near the upper left mesial portion.

A large semi-ovular slate fragment. The ventral surface is nearly covered with cortex; The cortex is smooth medium grey with brown, white, and darker grey streaks. The exposed surfaces are the same medium grey with a very fine grain. The ventral face also has some exposed worked surface with flake arrises, compression ripples, and an impact site near the distal end. The dorsal surface has some flake arrises, a small compression ring, and an impact site from the upper left mesial portion.