One black ground slate lithic that has been ground into a rough bipoint. Grinding was applied to both points and all edges. The faces are still rough and show inclusions and fracture marks.

A piece of sandstone with one smooth even face, the rest of the sandstone is weathered and uneven.

A sandstone cobble that has one of its sides damged. The cobble has a uniform thickness and its edges are well worn and rounded.

A roughly rectangular piece of grey sandstone which has one side worn smooth and flat. The other sides are much more rough.

A brown CCS biface with heavy retouch along all faces and edges. The point narrows from a widder base along a non-linear path. The base looks like it could have broken some time and then was retouched.

A piece of sandstone which as both faces ground flat as well as one edge, the other edges are all worn and rounded.

A piece of sandstone with extremely flat proximal and distal ends. The other surfaces are more uneven and there are 3 notch-like steps on one side of the body.

A tan piece of sandstone. Both edges are quite flat, while the edges are rounded. At one corner a 90 degree angle is formed the other edges are less uniform.

A cobble sized stone with pecking on both ends.

Cobble, battered on one end, flaked on one end. Field catalog description: field sample # 7; catalog # 7.1; "hammerstone. gray-gr. cobble, battered, inclus., Unit 3 Level 1, 22cm S. and 22 E.".