small roughly flaked stemmed projectile point, fashioned on flake of grey basalt; excurvate lateral edges, rounded shoulders, short, tapering stem, slightly excurvate base; biconvex cross-section; sides of stem ground, base possibly ground

roughly flaked leaf-shaped biface, fashioned on flake of grey-green fine grained basalt; one straight, one excurvate lateral edge; thick biconvex cross-section

lanceolate projectile point, slightly stemmed, fashioned on a basalt flake; steeply retouched lateral edges; base is unmodified original cobble cortex; slightly tapering stem below poorly developed shoulders; biconvex cross-section

lanceolate projectile point, possibly side-notched, fashioned on a slab of basalt; roughly flaked along margins; indentation above base on one lateral edge may represent side notch; slight indentation on opposite edge; slightly keeled on obverse face, flat (natural) surface on reverse face; approximately plano-convex cross-section

small circular mortar or bowl fashioned from a round, flat pebble; circular depression (4.83 x 4.6 cm x approx. 0.79 cm deep), pecked into one face; darkly stained relative to sides of artifact; some pitting on underside of artifact; found with a linear cobble (not catalogued), that did not appear to be artifactual

very large basalt secondary flake; some cortex present on dorsal surface; slight possibility of retouch and wear polish on distal edge at junction with left lateral edge, but probably unintentional edge damage

retouched tool fashioned from bottle glass; transparent colourless glass bottle base, steeply retouched along edges, probably for use as a scraper; embossed "6" (or "9") on base, enclosed by portion of embossed Owens-type pontil; no amethyst (purple) or selenium (yellow) tint to glass; age of artifact bracketed by Owens ring (ca. 1903-1920s), and lack of tinting of glass (post-1917-ca. early 1920s); acquired by SRRM in modern grey cloth drawstring pouch containing loose tobacco

small core of grey-black chert (?); one striking platform; raw material may be "vitrophyre" - porphyritic igneous rock with glassy groundmass

retouched utilized tool made on large secondary flake of opaque light green chert or rhyolite; rt lat edge ventral utilization (concave edge); proximal dorsal retouch (possibly from biface reduction), lft lat edge ventral utilization

lanceolate (leaf-shaped) projectile point, fashioned from basalt; excurvate lateral edges, widest below midpoint; pointed base; biconvex cross-section; no indication of basal grinding; some post-depositional edge damage