dark brown, fine grained, tertiary flake, hinge fracture, one platform, opaque, slightly translucent around edges

dark brown fine grained, tertiary flake, opaque but translucent around edges, multiple flakes taken off, hinge fracture, one clear platform, possible retouch around edges (expedient tool?)

dark brown with a light brown cortex, secondary flake, course grained chert, one platform, opaque, hinge fractured, no retouch

dark grey, course grained flint biface/knife, some light brown patina, opaque, tertiary flake, one platform visible, retouch along the rounded side

two interlocking pieces of metal hardware. Inside piece appears to have coiled copper with attachments that look electrical in nature. Outer piece appears to be the hardware that would fit the inside piece to whatever it was used for. It has one large threaded base, and one smaller threaded spout. "KNOXVILLE" embossed on end of inner piece with other letters that are illegible due to green oxidizaiton and general corrosion, maybe piece of air brake system for trucks?

appears to be multiple metal shotgun cartridges or tubes crushed together, some white patina, red oxidization, no identifiable marks, scratched marks are brassy and silver in colour

formed metal fragment, letters 'EMCO' on one side, possible connection to EMCO plumbing company operating in BC for last 100 years, colded and cracked, corroded, silver patina or paint inside, brassy in colour outside, pressed raised borders on outside (mirrored on interior), no other identifying marks

small metal object wih a threaded or coiled exterior, same as artifact #297, white patina, red oxidization,

small metal object wih a threaded or coiled exterior, same as artifact #298, white patina, red oxidization,

round metal medallion-type object with three holes - one in top centre, two othersbelow, one round and one bean-shapped - maybe shooting target, brass in colour, similar in size to a mining time check tag, brass, no identifiable marks