A grey chert flake with signs of edge use on one edge and cortex on the other. There is no evidence of retouch.

A grey chert flake with no signs of use or retouch.

A white to tan chert flake that fades to red at the proximal end. The distal end of the lithic has been unifacily retouched into a thin stem like protrusion.

A grey chert lithic. It shows no signs of retouch and does not appear to be a core. However, there are flake scars along almost the entire surface except for one side, which has around 50% cortex.

A white CCS litihic. It is triangular in shape and has retouch along both edges on one side. The surfaces and the base are unmodified.

A blueish chert fragment. It has part of an edge which seems to be heavily shaped and retouched one side.

A red chert or jasper flake with full cortex along one edge. There are signs of retouch on any surfaces or edges.

A reddish chert flake with significant retouch on the ventral surface.

A brown chert flake with a few large flake scars on the ventral surface. One edge has 50% cortex while the other edge has been heavily retouched.

A large grey chert flake with about 50% cortex. The dorsal side is completly flat. Two sides come together to form a rough edge from which a few flakes have been removed.