Brown and red chert drill, basal grinding and thinning for possible hafting. Just above the base, the sides widen and are then tapered to a point. Object is convex and fairly thick.

Black obsidian, lanceolate point with concave base and broken tip. K. Peterson 1/20/98

Bifacially flaked lanceolate obsidian point. Broken diagonally across base and tip is missing. Numbered face is flat and opposite face is convex, so cross-section is isosceles triangle with height of 3 mm. R.Williams 6/4/98

Black obsidian lanceolate-shaped point that is stemmed. M. Christopher 10/16/98.

Thick, black chert knife, base is concave and slightly thinned on one side. Small portion of the cortex is present on one surface.

Black obsidian, corner-notched, lanceolate point with broken tip. K. Peterson 1/20/98

Black obsidian, side-notched, lanceoate point. D. Bradley 10-26-98.

White chert knife with convex basal edges, the tip is blunt.

Thin, flat, semi-translucent.

A dark grey, chert, bifacial, flaked lanceolate with an irregular base form.