A small tertiary flake. A dark grey with a fine grain. The ventral surface is flat, with a compression ring right above the catalogue label. The dorsal surface is also flat but with a couple flake arrises, some flake scarring, and compression ridges. One edge is thicker, and the other has a fine sharp edge.

A small secondary flake with a tiny section of smooth light grey cortex. The exposed surfaces are a glassy dark grey with a very fine grain. The ventral surface is smooth, with a bulb of percussion on the distal edge. The dorsal surface has a few flake arrises, and a small erailleur scar.

A medium sized tertiary flake. All surfaces are exposed, and are dark grey with some tiny white speckles, and a very fiine grain. The ventral surface is flat, with a point of impact site on the opposite corner as the protruding point. The dorsal surface has a few flake arrises and potentially a erailleur scar to the top left of the catalogue label. The point on one end is fine and sharp.

A small piece of flake shatter. Dark grey with a very fine grain, no signs of exposed surfaces being further worked aside from initial flake removal.

A small secondary flake. A thin strip of smooth light grey cortex is present along the left edge (in reference to the catalogue label.) The exposed surfaces are a dark grey with a very fine grain. The dorsal and ventral surface both have point of impact marks. Dorsal surface has some flake arrises, and the ventral surface has some compression ridges.

A small primary flake. The cortex is light grey with a fine grain, and the exposed surface is the same colour and texture. The ventral surface has a few flake arrises, and the dorsal surface has a single flake scarring ridge.

A small tertiary flake. Dark grey with a coarse grain. Dorsal surface has a single flake ridge, and a flake scar; it also has a few beige spots. Ventral surface is smooth, and has no beige inclusions aside from some light surface dirt.

A small secondary flake, potentially a utilized flake. A tiny patch of smooth, light grey cortex is present. The exposed surfaces are a dark grey with a very fine grain. Dorsal surface has a small bulb of percussion near the point of impact, just along the cortex' edge, and some flake scarring. On the opposite side of the cortex along the ridge there's a rippled thin scraper-like edge. There's also a flat edge scraper-like edge.

A small secondary flake. Some smooth light grey cortex is present. The exposed surfaces are a dark, glassy grey with a very fine grain. The dorsal surface has a bulb of percussion just above the catalogue label to the upper left, and a single flake ridge. Near the catalogue label the belonging is thick, and gradually thins out above the catalogue label to a thin fine edge.

A small utilized flake with no cortex present. A fine pointed hook has been carved and polished at one end, and the opposite end sports a half-crescent, shallow but polished curve. The dorsal surface has a single flake ridge, and the ventral surface has one flake scar just below the fine point hook.