A fragment of a biface, possibly a point tip. All of the surfaces and edges are covered with fine retouch. The two edges meet to form a corner that is around 95-105 degrees.

A red CCS tool fragment. There is no retouch on the face but one small edge has two pieces of unifacial retouch.

A opaque white CCS flake with use wear along one entire edge.

A black and grey CCS corner notched point with a flat base.

A CCS point fragment of a side notched point with a flat base. There is retouch covering both surfaces and the edges have been bifacially worked. The break goes diagonally leaving almost nothing but the base.

A white and grey banded CCS point fragment. There is a slight stemming at the base, however it is very small. The base itself is flat . The break goes diagonally through the body of the point , taking the tip and nearly an entire side.

An off white CCS flake with steep unifacial flaking but is lacking final retouch.

A tan CCS scraper fragment. One edge has been steeply retouched and is now quite worn. There is a long clean break across the lithic. Both surfaces appear flat and unmodified.

A grey CCS flake which shows use wear along one edge.

A white CCS lithic with evidence of extremely steep and fine retouch along one edge. One face is extremely flat and discolored a brownish tine. The other shows significant damage. This was once part of a larger tool.