A) A pounder with upper end rounded and lower end flat. B) Portion of large ground celt. C) Grooved stone club head. D) Large ground implement, use uncertain. E) mortar of lava. The catalogue card states B and D are boxed under archaeology, M.H. 1992, while B, C, and E were noted as missing in 1981.; Good

A) Heavy stone pounder with flange on upper and lower ends. Flange on lower end has many chips. B) Pounder with rounded ends.; Good

Simple stone adze, grooved for hafting and broken off at butt end.; Good

Massive wedge-shaped stone adze of simple construction, grooved at top. This was originally catalogued as 1890.109, later given a Z number; Good

The catalogue card gives a description of the tool taken from the collector, George T.Emmons. Deep green mottled and flaked in lighter green nephrite implement, worked throughout its length. It shows grooves where cut from the stock boulder the length of each narrow face, and shallow broad grooves on the face. it is discoloured from weathering on one face. It is double ?bitted or sharpened at each end .; Good

Small grey stone adze.; Good

Black hard stone adze blade with cutting marks.; Good

Flat gray jade adze, broken, cutting mark on one side.; Good

Flat green jade adze, broken with cutting marks on both sides.; Good

Stone adze blade with several chips missing and rounded blade; Good.