Red chert biface, generally point shaped however it has an unfinished base.

One round, flat scraper of white, tan and navy multi-colored stone.

Brown chert triple-edged scraper, possible thumbnail scraper. Broken on one end. No signs of retouching.

Brown chert triple-edged scraper, possibly a spokeshave.

Retouched corner-notched point with a square base. Material appears to be fine-grained dacite, but may be a black chert. Base about half the total length of the point, and the point tip is relatively obtuse with steeply retouched edges.

"Thumbnail" scraper made of an opaque, white calcedony. Specimen is a flake that has been retouched on the dorsal face at the distal and proximal ends.

Tip portion of a large biface made from a dark CVR. One face is relatively flat, and the flaking does not reach the center. The other face is humped and completely flaked.

Rectangular, butt end of an adze blade. Material is grayish-green and possibly nephrite.

Flat, nearly lenticular gray volcanic stone that is broken at both ends. Polishing suggestive of possible grinding is present on one edge.

Cobble of light gray volcanic material, with unifacial flaking on little more than one-half of circumference. Pencil marks are on the specimen, and include a line going done the length of one face with an "X" in the center and labeled "T", an "X" labeled "5" on one flake scar, and a line with the label "4" on the unflaked face.