Scraper formed flake tool (Group A)see report (hallow concave scraper). Could possibly be a rough point (twisted so as to hold in victim. Jesurun Stockdill 1/27/2010

Used basalt core (core or chunk), used edges 3 (pounding or grinding). May have been used to break and chip smaller basalt edged pieces. Jesurun Stockdill 1/27/2010

Hard sandstone chopper. Jesurun Stockdill 1/27/2010

Hard clay concretion. These rock formations are foreign to area therefore significant but use is unknown. Jesurun Stockdill 1/27/2010

Bifacial formed flake tool (Group C)refer to report, less than 2mm graduated fine edge flaking, original flake scars visible, well shaped (percussion scars, pressure edges). Jesurun Stockdill 1/27/2010

Concretion of hard clay or sand used for smoothing materials. Jesurun Stockdill 1/26/2010

Unifacial (1) used basalt core for pounding or grinding (2). One edge looks as if its been flaked when hitting something. Jesurun Stockdill 1/26/2010

Biifacial (2) used thick flake. May have been used to scrape with. Jesurun Stockdill 1/26/2010

Unifacial (1) used flake. Though basalt will not generally tend to flake easily under both manual tool making or chip in cold weather there are small flakes along cleanest edge. May have been used for a short time to cut or scrape with. Jesurun Stockdill 1/26/2010

Stone wedge with hammer scars at small end. Jesurun Stockdill 1/26/2010