Bone mammal tooth grooved pendant. The groove is .8cm from painted end.

Object is ovoid, with grooves encircling both its width and its length. Groove is large at joints. Signs of recent abrasion are present.

Object is round and has a groove around its circumference. Groove is wider at center of object. Object has been pecked.

Object is round and has a deep groove around its circumference. Battered on ends. Groove is larger at the center of object on one side.

Object is ovoid with pitted, flattened ends, and with a groove around its circumference.

Ovoid stone with flattened, pitted ends. There is a shallow groove around the circumference of the object, as well as multiple other shallow grooves crossing most of the surface. Depression is zig-zag in shape.

Ovoid stone with shallow depressions in either end. There is a shallow groove around the circumference of the object, as well as multiple other shallow zig-zag grooves around the entire surface.

Round gray stone, with a shallow groove around the rim that has been colored with a red substance. White substance inside of depression.

Stone maul/pestle. Top is grooved circumferentially; base has four longitudinal grooves. According to Bergen, this artifact was broken and repaired. The two pieces were apparently found thirty feet apart in the site. LSP, 10/29/2001 "Bergen Notes: Carved maul, 8 1/2" tall. Fluted base, broken and repaired. Two halves found 30 feet apart."

Pendant - grooved .8cm from pointed end. (TLP 3/6/01)