Nipple-top hand maul proximal fragment. Fashioned from grey-green basalt. Pecked and ground. Flat-topped nipple; shaft broken above base.

Nipple-top hand maul fashioned from grey-green basalt. Pecked and ground. Use damage to conical nipple and extensive use damage to base (removal of large flakes).

Ovoid knife. Fashioned from grey slate. One straight lateral edge bifacially ground; opposite slightly excurvate lateral edge bifacially chipped. Distal end unifacially chipped. Proximal end unifacially chipped and slightly shouldered and tanged. Flat cross-section.

Large oval, water worn cobble with circular offset perforation measuring 28.44 x 21.66 mm. Perforation appears to have been slightly modified by grinding. Biconvex cross-section.

Small ground adze. Fashioned from green nephrite. Sharply bevelled on dorsal and ventral surfaces with straight lateral edges converging toward a rounded base. Rectangular cross-section with rounded ground edges and triangular profile. Edge wear on bit and crushing on rounded poll end with some damage to corner of bit (chip BR).

Flat rounded water worn pebble with oval offset perforation measuring 25.58 x 23.52 mm. Perforation appears slightly modified by grinding. Slight edge damage around periphery. Probably functioned as net sinker.

Spherical translucent turquoise glass trade bead. Small diameter bore.

Faceted cylindrical trade bead. Translucent blue with lighter blue core. Large diameter bore. Commonly called "Russian Blue" bead (though made in Bohemia).

Ground tip fragment from projectile point. Fashioned from brown slate. Excurvate lateral edges. Strongly keeled with diamond shaped cross-section. Lower body and base missing.

Small ground adze fashioned from grey-green nephrite. Rounded bit with straight lateral edges converging toward base. Roughly rectangular cross-section with flat ground edges. Bit has biconvex profile. Edge wear on bit and damage to body and basal area.