Bone point that has been ground to create a rectangular cross-section; tip and opposite end broken.

Modifed bone tool. It resembles an oar or small paddle. Field Forms (see Burke Archives): Locality: Unit D5E Coordinates: 24' 7" E of Datum 1 18' 7" S of Datum 1 Depth: 18" Excavator: Liston & Forbes Date: 10/10/49 Inclusive in Level 2 Associated with sj185/14 4/24/97, C.Tyler

Mammal bone fragment; chipped at both ends; ground circumferentially; square in cross-section. R. Williams 1/28/98

Mammal bone fragment, flat top and bottom. Pointed at both ends. End opposite number is missing tip; roughly trapezoidal cross-section. R. Williams 6/10/98

Mammal bone fragment, ground and tapered to a point;opposite end broken. D.Bradley, 3/9/98

Ground and polished mammal bone tool missing both ends, wider end is pointed, 2 cut marks approximately 3 centimeters from pointed end. This artifact has no field form nor was it mentioned in Carlson's 1954 thesis. Any provenience information was taken off the artifact itself. R. Williams 2/4/98

Ground and polished mammal bone point with broken base. Consists of 2 pieces glued together, glue spreads beyond crack. Point is square. R. Williams 1/29/98

Bone tool which tapers to a polished point, ground on exterior side. 5/5/97 Veronica Tabares

Modifed tip of an antler that has been worn in two directions; butt appears to have been chopped. Field Forms (see Burke Archives): Locality: Unit D5E Coordinates: 23' 6" E of Datum 1 18' 8" S of Datum 1 Depth: 17" Excavator: Liston & Forbes Date: 10/8/49 Inclusive in Level 2 Tip of horn or antler; tip worn in two directions; butt appears to have been chopped; also shows abrasions. 4/24/97, C.Tyler

A ground and polished bone tool. 5/05/97 Veronica Tabares