Brownish-gray flake is roughly elipse shaped. The surface of the flake is covered with light brown soil.

Brownish-gray flake is roughly rectangle shaped. The surface of the flake is covered with light brown soil. Threre are a few edges chipped away, revealing a darker core.

Brownish-gray flake is roughly rectangle shaped. The surface of the flake is covered with light brown soil. There is a large flake out of one side, revealing a darker core.

Brownish-gray flake is roughly oval shaped. The surface of the flake is covered with light brown soil. There is a crack with dark brown accretion surrounding it across the bottom half of the stone. It could be a natural occurence, or it could be a repaired fracture. There are chips on the edges of the flake, revealing a darker interior.

Brownish-gray flake is roughly arrow shaped. The surface of the flake is covered with light brown soil.

Brownish-gray flake is roughly oval shaped. The surface of the flake is covered with light brown soil, except for a few areas where it has been scraped away.

Brownish-gray flake is roughly triangular shaped. The surface of the flake is covered with light brown soil.

Light brownish-grey flake, roughly square shaped. There are chips on the edges, revealing a darker core and light brown soil across the surface of the flake.

Light grey flake, roughly rectangular in shape. There are chips on the edges, revealing a dark core and dark brown accretions across the surface. There is light brown soil in some of the crevices on the surface of the flake.

Light brownish-grey flake, roughly triangular in shape. The surface is covered with brownish-grey soil, except near the edges where the soil has worn away.