Opaque chalcedony flake with very small retouching/trampling on one side.

A flake from a cobble with 3 flakes removed from ventral side. The material is grey basalt.

This biface is made of mottled brown, red, and white chert. It has retouch on both edges. It appears to have had a bottom corner broken.

Biface end fragment (tip or base) made of mottled brown cryptocrystalline material, possibly petrified wood. Biface has invasive flaking with nearly flat cross-section, but portions of cortex are still present on two locations of the edge (possibly reason for final break/discard).

A green chert flake with retouch on the ventral surface, and base.

Flake fragment with flat retouch on one side. Opaque to translucent brown agate with dark brown banding.

A potlid flake made of tan chert with some scaled retouch on the distal dorsal side.

A red chert flake with retouch on the dorsal side.

An obsidian flake with retouch on both sides of its edge, the surfaces are free of any retouch. Along the edge opposite the working is a worn smooth surface. It is likely that the flake was broken at some point but still utilized. Artifact catalog describes as a "scraper"

Bifacial retouch flake. Field Specimen Inventory indicates object is a scraper.