Flat groundstone tool. One side shows wear. Other sides are chipped. Original catalogue description: "Whetstone, tabular green slate (?) ground on one edge." Original catalogue remarks: "Surface of plowed field. Not incorporated into thesis."

Groundstone tool.

Nipple-topped hand maul handle. Base end broken off. Original catalogue remarks: "Gift of Mr. Matson at Harrington's lagoon Apparently Broken end has been reused as edges are battered."

Nipple topped maul with a few chipped areas from hammer end. Original catalogue association: "_____ hammer. Expanded basal edges batteres. Conical nipple top."

Hammerstone. Original catalogue description: "Elongate ovoid water-rolled stone, plano-convex x-section. Both extreme ends apparently struck rather hard. (one end has a crude cone of percussion running from tip down one side." Original catalogue association: "Found while bulldozing SE portion of mound"

Adze blade. Original catalogue description: "Poll end serpentine celt. Edges probably sawed but now so rounded into elliptical x-section so as to be indeterminable. Edges curve inward near poll also dorso - ventral beveling to form wide, sharp screw driver like edge over all grinding." Original catalogue association: "Found while bulldozing SE portion of mound"

Adze blade. Original catalogue description: "Serpentine celt blade end . Sawed edges parallel. Faces near edges slightly bevelled. Asymetrical bi-bevelled (one side more than other) excurvate bit. Pollished end broken. Elliptical x-section overall grinding." Original catalogue association: "Found while bulldozing SE portion of mound"

Bone chisel. Original catalogue description: "Ground mammal bone point. Elliptical X-S with dorso-ventral beveling mostly on one side near tip to form spatulate screwdriver like tip. Base thinned by grinding and unilaterally broken off at right angles to long axis." Original catalogue association: "0.8' N of N wall 0.5' W of W wall"

Chipped stone tool. Original catalogue description: "Chopper (?) Rounded base expanding slightly to shoulder where broadly expands to excurving blade . Entire margin percussion chipped from both sides. Least amount of retouching on blade - possibly hafted scraper (?)" Original catalogue association: "In ashy shell under peat near N. end of trench"

Hammerstone. Original catalogue description: "Hammerstone. Not used on extreme points. Used mostly on one wide long face and opposing top angle of triangular outline forming two small contiguous picked areas." Original catalogue association: "W face of trench on top of plat to 5' N of S face"