A white CCS lithic that has been fashinoned into a rough point shape. There is no retouch on the edges or faces and the lithic has been weathered.

A CCS flake which shows no retouch.

A red chert tool, with a few (4-5) spots of retouch. Material has been removed from both faces.

A tan chert scraper with white inclusions scattered throughout. The two sides on the ventral surface have been heavily retouched, but the distal end has been broken making it impossible to tell if retouch was present there as well. Several flakes were removed from the ventral face, the dorsal face is unmodified.

A red chert scraper with 3-4 pieces of retouch one side. The rest of the edges show signs of being utilized and several flakes haven been taken off the ventral surface.

A grey chert scraper with retouch on two edges and use wear along a third.

A grey and brown chert scraper, with an pronounced bulb of percussion. The distal edge has been retouched on the ventral surface.

A grey and brown chert biface. Material has been flaked from all over both faces and three of the four sides have been taken down to an edge. One edge shows some retouch and signs of heavy use.

A brown chert lithic with rough retouch covering both surfaces, the edges have not been worked. It appears to be a piece of a larger lithic because of the straight abrupt edge on one side.

A grey chert biface. The ventral surface is completely covered in retouch. There are only two places on the edge of the dorsal surface which show signs of any retouch. The proximal end tapers toward the platform.