A small chert scraper which is reddish brown on one side and tan on the other. The distal edge has been retouched on the red side.

A red chert lithic, vaguely point like in shape with an unworked base. One edge has been heavily retouched on one side, while the other had work done on both faces.

A brown chert lithic roughly triangular is shape with a rounded point. One half of an edge is covered in retouch, the other half shows use scars.

A tan chert lithic with 4-5 areas of slight retouch along one edge. The ventral surface shows some larger flake scars.

A grey chert single edge. scraper. The retouched side gently slopes down to an almost perfectly smooth retouched edge. The parallel retouch is so fine it can only be seen with a microscope. To the naked eye to appears to be ground. The lithic shows signs of heavy use.

A black CVR partial point. The point was not finished, however, it was meant to be a stemmed point with a concave base. Only one side of one edge was retouched, all of the other edges were not modified. There is a flake taken out of where the tip of the point would have been.

A brown chert lithic with rough retouch covering both surfaces, the edges have not been worked. It appears to be a piece of a larger lithic because of the straight abrupt edge on one side.

A grey chert biface. The ventral surface is completely covered in retouch. There are only two places on the edge of the dorsal surface which show signs of any retouch. The proximal end tapers toward the platform.

A tan chert scraper. It has steep retouch covering all the edges accept the proximal. The retouch is unifacial.

A dark CVR chopper with retouch along both sides of the distal edge. Both sides show some signs of modification.