Bone bipoint , relatively flat in appearance for most of length, with one end tapered into a point with a ground tip. The other end has a 1.3 cm rounded shaft. "Piece of worked bone" in Dr. Bergen's notes.

Bone bipoint , relatively flat in appearance, with one end tapering into a point. The other tip is missing. There are remnants of glue/adhesive on the bipoint.

Bone bipoint with accretions present on a portion of the bone.

Bone bipoint with one end worked into a long tapered point. There appear to be remnants of glue/adhesive on one portion of the bone.

Bone bipoint fragment with one tip missing. There are gray accretions present on the bone.

Modified mammal bone; the bone has been worked so that one end tapers into a thick point.

Square cut iron nail with corrosion present.

Bone harpoon valve fragment; the upper portion of the harpoon valve is missing. There is black discoloration present on the bone.

2 sets of bone harpoon valves; each set has been taped together using Scotch tape. The larger set of harpoon valves could possibly be from a salmon harpoon. There is cracking present on both sets of bone valves, and there are small fragments missing.

Bone bipoint with black discoloration present on the bone.