A grey chert flake with possible signs of edge use, but is otherwise unmodified.

A grey CCS flake that has 2-4 pieces of retouch along the distal end.

A white CCS flake. Its surface is covered with flake scars, but has no retouch.

A grey CVR scraper that has been unifacily retouched along one edge. It has about one third of the surface is covered in cortex.

A brown chert scraper that is triangular in shape. One edge has been steeply retouched, the others are unmodified.

A tan chert scraper that has been retouched along one edge. Several flakes have been removed from both faces.

A grey CVR scraper with widely scattered retouch along its edges.

A grey CVR modified flake. The ventral surface has had one large flake removed at the proximal end, other than that it is entirely cortex. The dorsal surface has been worked throughout its entire surface, one edge has been unifacily retouched. The entire lithic has been weathered.

A dark worn CVR cobble tool, with possible retouch along one side. The edge is defiantly notched, however, due to the weather, it is not definitively clear if this is due to purposeful modification or edge wear. Two of the edges are cortex.

A grey CVR scraper with three spots of unifacial retouch on the ventral surface. The rest of the ventral surface is cortex. The entire tool appear to have been water-worn.