A medium sized primary flake fragment. The dorsal surface is covered in light grey smoth cortex, and the ventral surface is medium grey with a very fine grain. There's a point of impact right on the middle of the rounded end.

A small secondary flake, possibly a graver. A little bit of cortex present on the surface above the catalogue number. Both ends sport a fine point. Medium grey with a very fine grain.

A medium sized fragment, possibly a graver. Medium grey with a fine grain. One end has a fine point to the right of the label. The other end has a flat tip point.

A medium sized fragment. No cortex present, the exposed surface is dark grey with a fine grain. The dorsal surface has some arrises near the edges and point, with minimal flake scarring. The ventral surface shows the inital break from the core.

A small but long tertiary flake. No cortex is present. The ventral surface is smooth, with a small bulb of percussion to the right of the catalogue number. The dorsal surface shows signs of flake scarring, flake ridges and depressions from flake removal. This belonging is dark grey with a fine grain.

A small primary flake; The dorsal surface is completely covered by a smooth. medium grey cortex. The ventral surface shows signs of the inital flake removal that resulted in this flake.

A very large flake, with no cortex. This belonging is a light grey with a beige tinge, and a very fine grain. There's some point of impact scarring near the thicker end of the belonging. A fine point with thin sharp edges.

A small tertiary flake. No cortex present. Dark grey with a few small white spots, and has a fine grain.

A medium sized secondary flake with a small patch of smooth light grey cortex. The exposed surfaces are dark grey with a fine grain. The belonging gets thicker towards the flat end, and thinner towards the point. The straight edge feels sanded down or potentially sharpened.

A medium sized chisel with some cortex along the rounded spine of the belonging. The sides and the flat end have been sanded down, while the side opposite the cortex has not been. The cortex is a porous medium grey with some white bands and inclusions. The worked surfaces are dark grey with the white band extended over their surfaces. Some possible rust stains.