Red and white chert biface, with rounded base, tapered tip, and lenticular cross-section. No clear hafting element, but may be a stemmed point.

White and gray chert drill fragment, with bit and base both missing, leaving only the junction of these two parts.

Biface end fragment (tip?) with thick cross-section and steep sides, made from light brown chert.

Red chert scraper on a broken flake, and was probably originally much larger.

Red cryptocrystalline silicate (CCS) (possibly jasper) flake with ~75% cortex. No retouch is present. It is a bladelet, but does not appear to be from a microblade core.

Red jasper scraper made on thick flake, with retouch at the distal end.

Thin gray chert blade that has been retouched at the distal end to form a squared stemmed hafting element. Unifacial retouch is on both sides of the blade.

Brown and gray chert curvilinear flake that has been unifacially flaked on the dorsal side to form a point at the distal end.

Pink chert drill with unifacial flaking around perimeter of base.

Gray chert (or petrified wood) blade-like scraper, with very steep flaking on the dorsal side on all sides. One side is convex and the opposite side in concave, forming one tapered end and a rounded end.