Small, triangular shaped, projectile point made of white stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides along with corner notches on the sides and a concaved, square shaped stem. The tip is missing.

Small, triangular shaped, projectile point made of white stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides; a small concaved, square shaped stem and vertical corner-notching on each edge.

Triangular shaped, projectile point made of black stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides; a concaved, rectangular shaped stem and vertical indentations on each side. The tip is missing.

Lozenge-shaped, translucent grey point with black speckles.

The blade is a white stone with a brown edge. The handle is rounded, made of black resin and coated with yellow ochre pigment. The ochre pigment has worn away in places, exposing the black resin underneath.

The point is translucent green and flaked over the entire surface with tiny serrated edges. There is a black substance, possibly resin, on the base of the blade.

Rather rough grey-black stone with a rectangular shape that has one side slightly curving convexly to a point and the other side slightly curving concavely while tapering at an angle to a point, creating a straight edge. Tapers to create a handle-like grip at the other end.

A rather rough small black stone that has a long flat oblong rectangular shape with both sides slightly curving convexly and tapering at an angle to a point, creating an edge at one end which is more flared than the other end. One side is smooth while the other side is rougher.

A black obsidian stone piece that an irregular three rounded-pointed shape with a small handle-like feature. One side is flat while the other side has been concavely flaked off multiple times.

A black obsidian stone piece that has an irregular rectangular-like shape with jagged edges. One side is convexly curved while the other side is concavely flaked off at both ends with a ridge in between.