Brown cylindrical pebble, narrowing to one end, both ends are rounded and battered. Some of the cylindrical surfaces are pitted.

Brown quartzite cobble, heavy battering marks around perimeter, one end fractured.

Broken pebble, grooved and battered on one side, grey, possibly burned on one side (on basis of black discoloration that penetrates approximately 0.5 cm into pebble.) Granite.

The angualr edge of the cobble is centered on the cobble. The angular face does not show retouch, though the opposing face does. Battering evident on the rounded end.

Stone hammer.* Polished; Battered on one end. (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Surface Depth= 2.0 OAS. Both black groundstone round. Chipped stone rectangular.

Surface Depth= 2.0 OAS. Black and round.

Green spherical cobble, one flat edge. Battered on perimeter.

Tan cobble, unifacially flaked on around 50% of the perimeter. The remainder of the perimeter is battered and both surfaces are also battered. One corner contains bifacial flake scars that could be from use.

Elongate rounded pebble. Battering concentrated in 2 spots on each of its two relatively flat faces. Ends show abrasion. Munsell notation 2.5YR 2.5/2 "Very dusky red"