Ground stone adze blade.

Flat sandstone slab fragment; surface collected. Greengo described artifact as follows: "Rectanguloid piece tapering toward break on both major surfaces, looks very much like modern whetstone. Broken medially." (Greengo, 04/14/1982).

Nephrite adze blade, bi-beveled; surface collected. Greengo described artifact as follows: "Bit end of rather large adze blade. Rectanguloid portion with curious gnawed-like grooves on back edge of bevel. Piece broken transversely." (Greengo, 04-14-1982)

Surface Depth=2.0-3.0; Level bag includes chipped stone tools, ground stone, shell, and bone (see related objects). Cat.#1966-86/1014 (number created by Burke staff) half a notched ground stone net weight . LSP, 3/7/02.

Object is triangular in shape with a small flat area on one surface.Assigned number Ya-2/2 by Albert Mohr and Letitia Sample, collectors. G. Rappaport 2/7/2002.

Object is rounded on one side and flat on the other. The flat surface is pitted, and the rounded surface shows signs of abrasive wear.

Circular, flat stone with shallow depression. Chipped on all edges

Object is donut shaped, and has a small scrap of newsprint adhered to its surface in one area. Scars appear to be naturally occuring are present on edge.

Flat, rounded stone, horseshoe-shaped in plan view, with perforation about 5 cm from the rounded end of the object. The other end has a pitted surface and ground indentation. Object has paint stains.

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