Light brown flake, roughly in a squashed pentagonal shape with a ridge along the top. Entire surface is covered in light brown soil.

Light brown flake, roughly claw shaped. There are two areas of wear on the top; one along the ridge near the tip, another larger section approx. 1cm to the right. The tip is chipped off, revealing a darker core. there is a small crack on the left side of the tip. The entire surface is covered with light brown dirt.

Light brown flake, roughly shaped like a crescent moon. Covered with light brown dirt.

Leaf-shaped chipped point with one broken end. Stone appears to be dark in color, but it is covered with lighter brown dirt.

Gray, crystalline volcanic flake with ~10% cortex and no edge modification.

Cascade style point with convex base and serrated edges. Label reads: "M IV 17 40" 1980/104-2"

Black crystalline volcanic rock, shouldered, parallel-stemmed, straight-based, Lind-Coulee projectile point Info From: BOAS, Inc. (April 1997) Field Number: C Date: 9/12/96 Artifact: Projectile Point Material: (CCS?) Description: Lind Coulee Provenience: Tract C, Isolate, Surface Comments: Found approx 300m north of 45-CL-458

Grey, circular

Mortar of lava rock.* Groove around perimeter with triangular engraving. *Information is from the original accession ledger.

Large, through comparitive thin, flake of medium-grained igneous rock, cortical. Lacks evidence of manufacture or use. Three stages of weathering are in evidence on the various surfaces, from highly weathered to nearly fresh.