Biface tip of a light gray to gray chert. Cross section is plano-convex.

This lithic has retouch on two edges. It shows additional retouch on one surface, the amount and location of the retouch suggests that this was intended to be a point but was abandoned before it was completed.

One nearly complete biface made from reddish brown chert. Lenticular cross-section and completely flaked on both faces.

One basal-notched point with squared base and prominent straight sides. Tip is missing, and one barb is truncated shorter than the opposite. Material is a translucent brown chalcedony.

A simple flake of a gray material that shows retouch along a single edge. It appears to be a fragment of a larger implement, and is made of a fine grain sedimentary rock, either slate or chert.

Material is a light grayish-white with black veining, cryptocrystalline chert. Retouch is on dorsal face, and is relatively flat (not steep as in a scraper). Field Document: "Scraper on top of Basket"

Translucent brown and opaque white cryptocrystalline flake with distal end steeply retouched into scraper.

Possible manuport? It shows no signs of flaking or any other type of modification.

Flake of greenish brown chert that has been dorsally retouched on two sides to form a nearly circular-square scraper (i.e., "thumbnail" scraper).

One proximal portion of flake with retouch on one side. Retouch has formed a nearly-concave side. Material is light brown to translucent chalcedony.