A red white and brown chert flake with full cortex on its edges. Both faces show many scars.

A white and tan chert flake. It has scars from other flakes on its dorsal surface, and what could be possibly retouch on two opposite edges.

A grey, black and tan chert flake that has been uniformly unifacilly retouched on one side

A tan chert drill, with unifacial retouch on the dorsal surface, but only on the edges. This retouch goes down steeply along the entire perimeter, leaving the dorsal face flat and devoid of flake scars.

A red, black and white banded chert point fragment. The tip and base are missing, this middle section has been bifacially retouched. The ventral surface is concave, and the dorsal surface has a ridge of material curving along it.

Grey chert flake, roughly triangular in shape, there are 2 flake scars on the dorsal surface, but the flake has not been worked.

Tan chert that has been unifacily retouched steeply along the dorsal edge.

One tan chert flake with no signs of retouch.

One grey chert scraper with very minor retouch and signs of edge wear.

Bifacially flaked CCS stone, mottled black CCS with maroon and tan. (Field notes): Function may have been a scraper, but no evidence of its use as such in way of use flakes. More likely a blank.