Gray chert (or petrified wood) blade-like scraper, with very steep flaking on the dorsal side on all sides. One side is convex and the opposite side in concave, forming one tapered end and a rounded end.

Brown and green chert triangular point with no notches or stem.

Brown chert side-notched point with flat base, convex sides, and concave-convex cross-section. Made on flake, with less than 50% surface flaked.

One bifacial flake made of tan chert. Retouching is found bifacial along the left and right side of the flake.

A black flake with retouch on the ventral surface and no dorsal cortex. The platform is missing.

A red chert flake with scaled retouch on the dorsal surface. The tip of the flake is broken off.

This biface is made of reddish brown chert. It has retouch on both edges and sides and barbs on both sides.

This lithic is made of brown petrified wood. There is scaled retouch on the dorsal and ventral surface.

Brown, semi-translucent cryptocrystalline silicate (possibly petrified wood) flake. No edge modification is present.

This biface is made of mottled brown, red, and white chert. It has retouch on both edges. It appears to have had a bottom corner broken.