A dark CVR scraper that has been retouched on the distal end. The retouch is extremely steep and covers the entire distal edge. The proximal end has a pronounced bulb of percussion.

A green CVR lithic that has been worked on all sides and edges. The edges and faces have been roughly retouched and shaped. One edge has had much more work done to it than the other. The tip appears to have been broken off.

A dark CCS flake with one small flake scar on each side, but is otherwise unmodified.

A basalt cobble scraper. It has been unifacially retouched along the entire circumference. Other than the edge retouching, the entire lithic is covered in cortex.

A red chert flake with multiple flake scars on one face, the other is unmodified. The edge has been retouched in one place, the other parts show use wear.

A brown and white CCS scraper with steep unifacial retouch along three edges.

A red and tan chert flake. One face is flat and unmodified the other, the other is rounded and has significant retouch, however it does not form a edge. One side of this lithic is broken straight across, it is possible that this is a piece of a larger tool.

A brown CCS flake that has had some rough retouch applied to one edge and shows signs of use wear on the opposite edge.

A brown chert flake, both its surfaces are unmodified, but both edges have been unifacially flaked on opposite sides of the lithic. One edge has extremely fine retouch along its entire length, the other has had much larger flakes removed.

A brown chert flake that has had 2-3 flakes removed from one surface. The edges have not been worked, however one edge shows signs of use.