One piece of wood that has been split almost entirely up the shaft into several pieces.

One piece of wood that has been split almost entirely up the shaft into several pieces.

Three individual pieces of twisted twigs that appear to have once been twisted around each other.

A white CCS flake that has been steeply retouched along two edges.

A white and red CCS flake. It has one large flake scar that forms a steep edge which is unifacially retouched.

A red CCS flake that has been retouched along one entire face, the other face is unmodified.

A green CCS corner notched point. One face has had a few pieces of retouch applied to the base, but is otherwise unmodified. The other face has been retouched along the edges, but not at the base and shows a few minor flake scars.

One black ground slate lithic that has been ground into a rough bipoint. Grinding was applied to both points and all edges. The faces are still rough and show inclusions and fracture marks.

A red CCS scraper fragment that has been unifacially retouched along one edge. Another edge has a clean break.

A reddish tan CCS lithic fragment. It has three sides which have all been retouched and one end appears to have been cleanly broken, suggesting that this is the tip of a drill.