White chert flake, no visable signs of retouch. Catalog number 45SN100/8 is listed in the Field specimen inventory as "cordage." As such, this object has been labeled, "45SN100/008" to distinguish it.

Brown, cryptocrystalline silicate corner-notched point with straight sides and squared base. One barb is broken.

Translucent white chalcedony core. May be a spent microblade core.

Flake or angular debris of a brown semi-translucent cryptocrystalline silicate (CCS).

Red chert scraper made on a core fragment.

Translucent white and red chalcedony biface end fragment.

White and brown banded cryptocrystalline silicate (possibly petrified wood) flake with minor retouch, use-wear, or trampling on one side.

White translucent chalcedony flake with minor retouch or use-wear on one side.

Gray banded chert flake with unifacial retouch on one side, and ~25% cortex on dorsal face. Artifact card lists as broken.

Brown translucent chalcedony corner-notched point. One side of the point, from the notch through the tip, is missing, with the break originating from the notch (manufacture break). Made on a flake with only minimal retouch (unifacial on the sides) to form the point.