Thin, planoconvex point with broken base.

Brown chert knife, basal edges are convex and rounded with basal thinning; pentagonal.

A tan, chert point with a basal-notched on one side, and stemmed, shouldered on other side. T. Curtis-Flaherty, 1/29/98

Tan bifacial, corner-notched, point with one barb broken.

Drill bit is triangular is cross-section; all three faces are retouched at very tip, but for most of its lengths. Just two faces of the bit (or blade) and the 2 edges of the third face are retouched.

Grey mottled chert; one end might have been usede as a graver.

Gray.

Light grey chert knife, bifacially flaked, concave base. One side has noteably large flakes removed; pentagonal.

Thin mid-section.

Shouldered, pentagonal (lanceolate), straight stemmed, large, slightly convex edges, biconvex, basal edge thinned. Brown chert.