A large cortex spall tool with secondary flaking along the edge. The dorsal surface is covered with a smooth light grey cortex, with a single impact site and flake removal scar sporting some compression ripples. The ventral surface is a dark grey with a fine grain. The ventral face has many impact sites, a few bulbs of percussion, and many flake arrises located near the mesial portions. Some compression rings and compression ripples can be seen.

A medium sized rhyolite fragment. The dorsal face is covered entirely by a smooth yet porous reddish-beige cortex. The dorsal face has some brown staining on the cortex.The ventral face has minimal worked features; two impact sites on opposite ends, a few flake ridges, and a flake scar.

A medium sized Uniface fragment. The dorsal face is covered entirely by a smooth light grey cortex with some off--white, black and dark grey speckles. The ventral face has a coarse grain, and is a medium grey with some quartz mineral deposits, and dark grey speckling. There's an impact site most visible from the ventral surface, with a negative bulb, and some negative scarring right beside the site. A large compression ring can be seen near the proximal end.

A medium sized unifacial cortex scraper; the cortex is a smooth dark grey with some off-white negative scarring and lines of mineral deposits, and a light grey discoloured patch in the centre. The dorsal face has a small ovular patch with semi-circular cracks. The ventral face is medium grey with the same mineral deposit lines. The ventral face shows compression ripples going length-wise, and a negative bulb of percussion where the impact site once was.

A medium sized cortex spall tool, with some cortex present; the cortex is a smooth medium grey with some light discolouration and some use-wear present along the thinner edges. The ventral face is medium-dark grey with a coarse grain, and some discolouration around the edges. The ventral face has an impact site, a negative bulb of percussion and some wide compression rings. The dorsal face has some off-white negative scarring on the cortex, and and a slight harrisline fracture to the left of the impact site.

A large uniface end scraper with some cortex; The cortex is a smooth light grey with off-white circular inclusions. The exposed surface is a medium grey with white inclusions and a fine grain. The proximal end sports a flat edge, and the distal end sports a rounded thin, fine edge with some potential use-wear. The distal end also has an impact site and compression ring, with some flat straight flake ridges. The flat end of the proximal portion also exhibits some potential use-wear, and a compression ring around the flattened bottom.

A medium sized adze, with some cortex present; The cortex is a smooth brown with light and dark sedimentary layers. The ventral face is a shade darker with the same layers and a fine grain. The dorsal surface has a convexed body, with a semi-thin jagged edge, and a thicker hilt. A point of impact, a bulb of percussion, and a compression ring can be seen near the hilt. On the ventral face, a flake removal site can be seen, as well as a bulb of percussion.

A large side-struck cortex spall tool. The dorsal surface contains some cortex near the proximal end; The cortex is a smooth matte light grey with some off-white negative scarring. Some use-wear along the curved portion of the point. Some flake scarring ridges near the flat distal end, and a point of impact site. To the left of the dorsal surface, just below the distal end, there's a compression ring. On the oppsite side on the ventral surace there's another point of impact site with some compression ripples going width-wise. Some negative scarring.

A large cortex spall tool. The dorsal surface is covered entirely by a smooth, desaturated tan with a reddish tinge, and some darker speckling. The ventral surface has a tan to beige with a pink hue gradient, it has some reflective shiny particles giving it a shiny finish with a light coarse grain. There's a compression ring on the distal end, opposite side and end of the catalogue label, and two tiny flake scars.

A large primary flake. The dorsal surface is made up of a smooth yet porous Cortex, it's matte light tan with white speckles. The ventral surface is a gradient of deep desaturated brown to a saturated brown, with medium white mineral fragments and a coarse grain. There's a point of impact site near the distal end, with an indented flake ridge just below. The rest of the ventral surface remains unworked further than the inital removal.