A grey chert flake that has signs of use along one edge. The flake is broken at both ends which makes it difficult to determine the true degree of modification.

A red chert stone tool that has been worked into a pyramidal shape. It as small retouch along two of the three sides the tool which terminates at a break.

A grey chert scraper with half of one edge retouched on the dorsal side. The retouch runs from the most proximal part of the flake to a proturusion in the middle. The retouch is extremly small and fine.

A gray black and red mottled lithic. Its surfaces show many flake scars, and one edge has been roughly retouched.

A grey chert flake fragment that shows possible retouch on one edge that terminates at the broken end.

A brown CCS scraper that has been retouched on one edge and shows use wear on the opposite edge.

A tan chert scraper which has had one of its faces flaked and one edge notched twice. The opposite edge has been covered in retouch.

A tan chert scraper with full cortex along one edge. The opposite edge has been retouched, and two flakes have been taken off near the point and along the retouched edge.

A grey chert flake with possible signs of edge use, but is otherwise unmodified.

A grey CCS flake that has 2-4 pieces of retouch along the distal end.