Light brown flake, roughly oval in shape with two areas of flaking on two of the sides. In several places the flake appears to have scraped against another surface, leaving a light accretion. There is also light brown soil in many of the crevices on the flake.

Light brown flake, roughly triangular in shape, one side has a protrusion with a chip out of it, revealing a dark core. There is light brown soil over some of the flake's surface.

Light gray flake, roughly rectangular in shape with one long side curved inward. The surface is covered with light brown soil. There are several cracks in the surface, and several of the edges have been worn away, revealing a darker core.

Light brownish gray flake, roughly triangular in shape. The surface of the flake is covered with light brownish gray soil.

Light brown flake, one side is pointed, the other curved. The entire surface is covered with a thick layer of light brown soil.

Light brownish-grey flake, roughly house shaped (square with a triangle on top). The entire surface is covered with light brown soil.

Light brownish-gray flake, roughly pentagonal in shape with one extremely jagged side. There is light brown soil in many of the crevices of the stone. The profile of the flake is s-shaped.

Light brownish-grey flake, roughly triangular with one curved side and two straight. There is light brown soil apparent in the crevices. There are several places where the edges have been worn away, revealing a darker core.

Light brown flake roughly pentagonal in shape. There is light brown soil apparent in some of the crevices.

Light brownish-gray flake, roughly square in shape. There is light brown soil in the crevices and spots of dark brown accretion on one side. A chip on one corner reveals a darker core.