Flake with bifacial flaking on edges that is not intrusive, with an unmodified proximal end. One side of flake is straight, the opposite concave, and distal end is tipped. Composed of white chert with pinkish brown mottling.

This biface appears to be made of a dark chert, however the notes describe it as "Basalt", both of its edges show retouch and have been notched.

Proximal end of jasper flake. Dorsal face is nearly completely cortex. No previous description.

This biface is made of grey chert with retouch on both edges and a worked notch on a single side of the base.

Flake with convex and concave sides. Minor retouch is on the convex side. Red jasper with minor amount of brown marbling.

Biface tip of a light gray to gray chert. Cross section is plano-convex.

This lithic has retouch on two edges. It shows additional retouch on one surface, the amount and location of the retouch suggests that this was intended to be a point but was abandoned before it was completed.

One nearly complete biface made from reddish brown chert. Lenticular cross-section and completely flaked on both faces.

One basal-notched point with squared base and prominent straight sides. Tip is missing, and one barb is truncated shorter than the opposite. Material is a translucent brown chalcedony.

Material is a light grayish-white with black veining, cryptocrystalline chert. Retouch is on dorsal face, and is relatively flat (not steep as in a scraper). Field Document: "Scraper on top of Basket"