A granular surfaced grey stone that has a flat oblong rectangular shape with one side slightly curving convexly while tapering at an angle and the other side curving convexly to a point, creating an edge at one end which is more flared than the other end.

Three broken pieces of grey-white stone or shell with open-work designs. The first piece is the largest with the second piece (part b) being mid-sized and the last piece (part c) being the smallest.

A smooth black stone that has a flat oblong rectangular shape with one side relatively flat and the other side curving convexly to a point, creating an edge at one end which is more flared than the other end.

A flattened rectangular-shaped grey-green stone which flares outward at an angle to create a semi-rounded edge.

A black obsidian stone piece that has a shortened fan-like shape with a small handle-like feature. One side is concavely smooth while the other side is convexly smooth with a ridge along the middle.

A black obsidian stone piece that has an irregular shape and a handle-like feature. One side, though semi-convexly rounded, is flat. The other side has been concavely flaked off multiple times.

A reddish-black obsidian stone piece that has a fan-like shape which is convexly rounded on one side and concavely flaked off on the other side with a handle.

A reddish-black obsidian stone piece that has a relatively deltoid leaf-like shape which is flat on one side and has been concavely flaked off twice at both edges with a ridge in between on the other side. Has a short handle.

Chipped stone point set in a light yellow-brown wood shaft and then into a cane shaft. The section near the head is painted yellow with a black band.

Long, slender spear with a white stone point, a wooden shaft, and a bamboo handle. Yellow and white spots near the head. Remnants of white paint (?) on the shaft. Chipped stone head is wrapped and secured with pitch to the shaft.