"Little Mountain, 1914". Distal end has a slanting bevel, serpentine. One edge shows a sawn groove and shaped area.

Serpentine.

Sepentine material. Complete except for two small chips.

One polished surface; polished surface has a few abrasions on it; possible rust stains; green residue in one part on ventral; crack goes along much of edge from BL to TC

One polished surface; slightly dished; chip BR; possible discolouration on one edge

Hand maul fragment, grey; battering on base

Nipple-top fragment, grey; chipped top; flake missing from one side of base; battering on edges

Nipple-top, grey, with basal damage.

A small argillite pipe carved into the shape of a whale. The head is large with a long, closed mouth, rounded snout, and large eyes. Atop the head is the round pipe bowl. Arms extend from the back of the head, bending around the decorated, square torso. Hands grip the base of the tail, which curves up the rear of the pipe to the top, where another set of hands grip the fluke which sits just behind the tobacco chamber. A small hole is bored into the tail at the back, where another part was likely inserted at one time. There are some veins of white visible in the argillite.

Stone projectile point, triangular in shape. The base is wide with rounded corners. Straight sides taper toward a narrow point. In profile, the object is slightly convex on both top and bottom. Dorsal and ventral sides each have two ridges running from the bottom corners to meet at the top. Many diagonal scratches can be seen on both surfaces. The point of the object is somewhat blunt, but the sides and particularly the bottom have been slightly flaked to sharpen.