A brown CCS scraper that has been unifacially retouched along two of its edges. One face shows basic flaking to form an edge.

A grey CCS flake. One of the faces has 2-3 flakes removed, the other is unmodified. One edge shows signs of use wear.

A white and grey CCS side notched point. It appears as if the base was broken on one side, one of the edges and the point also shows some damage.

A dark brown CCS flake that has been retouched along one edge. The opposite edge is unmodified and made up of cortex.

A brown CCS biface with a large flake scar on one side starting from the proximal end and moving down 60% of the lithic. On the same face the area that is not covered by the flake scar has been retouched. The other side has only been retouched at the very tip and has a few larger flake scars.

A grey CCS corner cotched point with a convex base which has been bifacaily retouched. One face shows some cortex. One side has a small slit partially through the point.

A Grey CCS flake that is triangular in shape with multiple flake scars across its surfaces but no signs of use or retouch.

A red CCS flake that has minor retouch along part of one edge.

A roughly rectangular piece of grey sandstone which has one side worn smooth and flat. The other sides are much more rough.

A grey and black CCS flake. The material is high quality with extremely fine retouch along one edge. There is sporadic retouch along one other edge.