Arrow-shaft smoother of coarse sandstone which has a diagonal groove across the centre.; Good

A possible pestle with rounded ends. This tool corresponds to the exact measurement of the missing pestle Z 948 A which was listed as missing in 1981, suggesting it may have been assigned a new Z number (G.Crowther).; Good

A) Long possible pestle with rounded ends, unbroken. This was listed as missing in 1981 however Z 34987 conforms to the exact measurement of the missing tool given on the catalogue card, suggesting it could possibly be the same one(G.Crowther). B) Similar to A but slightly larger and broken.; Good

Maul or hammer with pointed top, known as nipple- topped.; Good

Broken top of nipple-topped stone hammer or maul.; Good

A) Large pestle shaped maul or hammer. This shape is also known as plain . B) Black plain shaped maul or hammer. This is in Box 44.C.4 Size 3. C) Small plain shaped maul or hammer. D) Broken top section of plain maul or hammer.; Good

Stone hammer in the form of a bar of oval section, of polished, banded greenstone, probably metamorphosed lava.; Good

Round base of stone plain shaped maul.; Good

Pointed top of stone maul, the base has been broken off. The shape is known as nipple-topped .; Good

Flat top and bottom, with flange a both ends, the lower is chipped. Predominantly black in colour. The shape is known as plain .; Good