A white CCS fragment. It has been heavily worn by either exposure of water. There is evidence of heavy retouch in some places but it has been almost worn away. This is almost certainly a fragment of a larger lithic.

A mottled brown CCS corner notched point, with a convex base. One of the barbs has been damaged. The point is also damaged near its point where a fragment has been removed.

An opaque tan CCS flake with one small flake removed near the distal end, which was then lightly retouched.

A red CSS flake which shows retouch scars on an extremely sheer edge, however it is not significant enough to create a true cutting edge.

A red CCS flake with three large flake scars on the dorsal surface. The two of the edges near the distal end show signs of heavy use.

A white CCS flake with flake scars on its dorsal face, as well as use wear along one edge.

An off white CSS flake that has large flakes removed from one face to form and edge. On the opposite edge and face 5 pieces of large retouch have been applied to form a rough edge.

A brown CCS flake that has one utilized edge, the edge is covered in use wear and what appears to be a few scattered pieces of retouch.

A white CCS core that shows long uniform flake scars on three of four sides.

A round CCS flake that shows multiple flake scars on its dorsal surface. It has been finely unifacially retouched on 50% of its circumference.