Gray, crystalline volcanic flake with ~10% cortex and no edge modification.

White and brown banded cryptocrystalline silicate (possibly petrified wood) flake with minor retouch, use-wear, or trampling on one side.

White translucent chalcedony flake with minor retouch or use-wear on one side.

Gray banded chert flake with unifacial retouch on one side, and ~25% cortex on dorsal face. Artifact card lists as broken.

Two flat fragments of gray sandstone, with some polishing on the two faces. There are two fragments of what appears to be the same stone.

Sandstone rock with no clear cultural modifications. It is roughly flat and rectangular in shape.

Brown translucent chalcedony corner-notched point. One side of the point, from the notch through the tip, is missing, with the break originating from the notch (manufacture break). Made on a flake with only minimal retouch (unifacial on the sides) to form the point.

White to light brown translucent chalcedony flake with missing proximal end. No retouch is present.

White and gray chert projectile point with basal notching. Cross section is plano-convex with one side flat and a missing tip (catalog lists specimen as broken, but flaking is present on the squared side). Chert has been heat treated.

Red and white chert biface, with rounded base, tapered tip, and lenticular cross-section. No clear hafting element, but may be a stemmed point.