Circular; Spool-like.

Pumice stone tool or sharpener.* Bar abrader. Vesicular basalt (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

rectangular; incised and carved on one face.

Indian pestle of green stone. Remarks - Ploughed up on Mr. Smallman's farm, near Monroe.* NOTE: in Ed. Case PS#3. NOTE: this was not found when the Education Travelling Kits were inventoried in 9/1993. R. Andrews *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Stone paint cup.* Cylindrical. Four knobs unevenly spaced on two sides. Top has slight depression ground into it (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Point maul.* Basalt. Ground and highly polished, plumb bob-shaped groundstone artifact. Similar objects from the Great Basin are referred to as "charmstones" by Strong (6/95). *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Cylindrical; incised with lines on all faces.

Zoomorphic groundstone, eyes, mouth, nose, and strange single groove around the face, groove appears to be used as a maul attachment.

Line and curved designs on one face.

Possible mammal bone bead or drinking straw cut on both ends and hollowed out. Ground at ends, with one or two cut marks; root etching along length of object. A crack extends two-thirds down the length of the bone.