Cobble battered on one end. Field catalog description: field sample # 31; catalog # 31.1; "lg. dense green rock (hammerstone?), Feature 1, fire 'pit'".

Unifacially and unilaterally ground. Battering on opposite side. Field catalog description: field sample # 6; catalog # 6.1; "sm. dk. pebble w/ striations 2 battered ends".

Butt-end fragment of a green nephrite adze blade.

Two flat fragments of gray sandstone, with some polishing on the two faces. There are two fragments of what appears to be the same stone.

One black ovoid pebble of argillite, with one concave and unmodified face, and an opposing face that has been ground flat. One end of the flat surface has a circular, incomplete perforation.

Once piece of gray sandstone, possibly is an abrader. It has been broken in several places and glued back together.

One cylindrical green gray stone. It has been worn smooth. At one end the cylinder has been worn down into a two faced flat edge.

Rectangular, butt end of an adze blade. Material is grayish-green and possibly nephrite.

Flat, nearly lenticular gray volcanic stone that is broken at both ends. Polishing suggestive of possible grinding is present on one edge.

Flat sandstone cobble with anvil divet on one face. On the same face as the anvil are a number of straight scrape or cut marks.