Broken projectile point. A. Arnold

E1-1694.01.03 is identified as chalcedony debitage (Figure 7.3 in Larson & Lewarch 1995: 7-11).

Sorted from Excavated Material

Sorted from Excavated Material B2-0950.01.01 is a chalcedony, bipolar pebble core (Fig. 7.19 in Larson & Lewarch 1995: 7-61).

Sorted from Excavated Material B2-0282.01.01 is a chalcedony, bipolar pebble core (Figure 7.19 in Larson & Lewarch 1995: 7-61).

Lithic, Modified

Translucent white chalcedony core. May be a spent microblade core.

Translucent white and red chalcedony biface end fragment.

White translucent chalcedony flake with minor retouch or use-wear on one side.

Brown translucent chalcedony corner-notched point. One side of the point, from the notch through the tip, is missing, with the break originating from the notch (manufacture break). Made on a flake with only minimal retouch (unifacial on the sides) to form the point.