A dark brown chert lithic with retouch on one side. Both edges on that side have been lightly worked.

This dark grey basalt lithic shows signs of use on one edge, and is completely flat on the other. The surfaces are free of any sign of work.

This petrified wood blade shows signs of retouch on one side. The edges on this side have been prepared, but final retouch has not been applied.

This is a brown chert biface, both edges have been worked , there are also notches on both sides of the distal end.

Obsidian flake, many fragments. Field catalog description: field sample # 40; catalog # 40.2; "(prob. not from SK159-in tray prev.) obsidian flake sm. clear. (found in ddbd. tray in lab)(tray w/frags. from surf. 3, had FS 36 fr. field)".

Obsidian flake. Field catalog description: field sample # 8; catalog # 8.3; "obsidian flake".

Brown, cryptocrystalline silicate corner-notched point with straight sides and squared base. One barb is broken.

Translucent white chalcedony core. May be a spent microblade core.

Flake or angular debris of a brown semi-translucent cryptocrystalline silicate (CCS).

Black obsidian flake fragment.