A medium sized unifacial scraper. The dorsal face is made up of a smooth grey cortex with a beige tinge. The ventral face is a medium grey with a fine grain. There are three points of impact and a negative bulb on the mesial edge, and near the pointed end on the ventral face there's an erailleur scar. Some use-wear present along the rounded edge.

A small unifacially bevelled slate knife, with a sharpened edge. Both dorsal/ventral faces show signs of being polished down smooth. The belonging is a medium grey with a fine grain, and some streaks of tan and russet throughout. On the dorsal face, the opposite side of the unifacial bevelled edge is jagged. The ventral face has a compression ripple near the jagged edge.

A medium sized Side-struck Spall Tool with some light grey smooth cortex on the dorsal face. The ventral face is a light grey with a thin linear mineral deposit, and a fine grain. The ventral face has some impact sites, compression ripples, and three flake ridges. Some use-wear present along the rounded distal edge, and a jagged thin pick-like proximal end.

A medium sized Secondary Flake with some smooth light grey cortex present on the dorsal face. The ventral surface is a medium grey with a fine grain. There are four impact sites, one bulb of percussion, and three erailleur scars. The bulb is located on the distal edge. On the left mesial portion of the ventral surface there's an impact site with a negative bulb, and a percussion wave.

No provenance - collected from Fraser Valley/Vancouver Island/Northwest Coast

No provenance - collected from Fraser Valley/Vancouver Island/Northwest Coast

No provenance - Collected from Fraser Valley/Vancouver Island/Northwest Coast.

A medium sized thick unifacial fragment, it's a desaturated tan with some darker orange spotting, and a coarse grain. Some cortex present; the cortex is a lighter and more pal tan with a smooth finish, and a few pores. The cortex takes up three quarters of the dorsal surface, with an exposed section due to flaking. The ventral surface is unworked.