Fragment of gray stone, ground on three sides. Narrow side is fully ground, straight with rounded edges. one flat side is ground smooth, while the other flat side looks partially ground. B.Avery 10/21/2003.

Dark gray stone, arc-shaped. Multiple grooves following arc on one flat side. One straight groove on other flat side. Both ends of arc remain unground, but have evenly spaced notches along length; one edge has 6 notches on either side, the other edge has 7 notches on one side and 5 notches on the other. B.Avery 10/21/2003.

Fragment of brownish stone, broken at one end and bifacially ground at the opposite end. Pecking on flat sides, fresh chip on corner of broken end, and redish coloring on one end and one flat side. B.Avery 10/21/2003.

A gray ground stone, broken at one end. flat sides are ground but still show some cortex. Two edges are bifacially ground to a dull taper. B.Avery 10/20/2003.

Fragment of ground stone, broken on three sides, ground on both flat surfaces with one bifaced ground edge that is battered. B.Avery 10/20/2003.

Nearly square volcanic rock with ground edges and two flat surfaces. Edge damage on one end (two chips). B.Avery, 10/20/2003

One bifacial split-stemmed point, one lead fragment, two ground basalt fragments. FMS 04/21/1998

One brown flake. FMS says that it is utilized. | One basalt fragment, possibly ground. | One white chert point. | One translucent point. FMS 04/21/1998

Steatite Bead. FMS 04/07/1998

Fourteen black and gray bead of "varying lengths". FMS 04/07/1998