A brown CCS biface with heavy retouch along all faces and edges. The point narrows from a widder base along a non-linear path. The base looks like it could have broken some time and then was retouched.

A grey CCS point fragment. The retouch applied is quite basic. Not enough of the base exists to state the type of notching.

A petrified wood drill with a point that drastically narrows from the base. It has bifacial retouch on both edges.

One piece of orange CCS that appears to be the tip of a bifacialy flaked point.

A red CCS flake which has a minimal amount of retouch applied to a single area. The flake is curved and has multiple scars on both sides.

One grey CCS fragment. It appears to have had one edge flaked in prepreparation for making this lithic into a tool. There are clear breaks on two sides of the lithic.

A white CCS flake with some retouch. On one edge the surfaces are quite uneven and the grain of the lithic makes it difficult to determine if this was modification or not.

A brown CCS scraper fragment with unifacial retouch along one edge.

A white CCS flake that shows multiple scars and three large pieces of retouch on one end. Possible fragment of a larger tool.

A grey CVR lithic which has a steep edge formed by a few flakes. The edge has only been retouched in one small area, the rest of the edge is flaked but not retouched.