Brown pebble, oval in cross section, battered and round ends, perimeter is rounded and uniform.

Stone pestle.* Nooksack Valley, Whatcom Co. Wash.** Nipple-topped maul with battered base. L. Phillips, 10/19/2005 *Information is from the original accession ledger. **Information is from the accession file.

Smooth green cobble with white and black inclusions, nearly cylindrical in shape. Battering is light and not pronounced.

Grey battered hammerstone, use wear marks on both edges, small pecking marks, oblong, triangular shape.

Both ends fractured and battered; grey.

Cobble chopper, quartzite composition, opposite chopper end has lots of use-wear and battering marks (possible hammerstone. Cultural ink marks next to the ID#.)

Green oval (plan and cross section) cobble with one end flaked and fractured. Grinding is evident on this end. Battering is on opposing end.

Smooth gray cobble, round edges with lightly battered ends. One side is exceptionally smooth.

Grey cobble, triangular in cross section with round corners. Both ends are convex and battered.

Surface Depth: 1.0-2.0 Maul pestle and unidentified ground stone.