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.

White and gray chert projectile point with basal notching. Cross section is plano-convex with one side flat and a missing tip (catalog lists specimen as broken, but flaking is present on the squared side). Chert has been heat treated.

Red and white chert biface, with rounded base, tapered tip, and lenticular cross-section. No clear hafting element, but may be a stemmed point.

White and gray chert drill fragment, with bit and base both missing, leaving only the junction of these two parts.

Biface end fragment (tip?) with thick cross-section and steep sides, made from light brown chert.

Red chert scraper on a broken flake, and was probably originally much larger.

Red cryptocrystalline silicate (CCS) (possibly jasper) flake with ~75% cortex. No retouch is present. It is a bladelet, but does not appear to be from a microblade core.

Red jasper scraper made on thick flake, with retouch at the distal end.

Thin gray chert blade that has been retouched at the distal end to form a squared stemmed hafting element. Unifacial retouch is on both sides of the blade.

Brown and gray chert curvilinear flake that has been unifacially flaked on the dorsal side to form a point at the distal end.