Corner-notched, brown chert point with a convex base; one barb is chipped.

A red stone that has been heavily scaled flaked on both sides.

One unifacial core of pink to white chert.

A utilized flake made of a grey stone. It has been retouched on both sides and the base appears to have been broken off. The point is extremely gradual.

One black ovoid pebble of argillite, with one concave and unmodified face, and an opposing face that has been ground flat. One end of the flat surface has a circular, incomplete perforation.

A flake with no cortex and has retouching on the right distal side. The distal end comes to a point.

One bladelet potentially from a microblade core but cannot be determined because proximal end has been retouched. Retouch is bifacial, tapering toward the proximal end, suggesting that it may have been a piercing tool or drill.

Proximal end of a opaque white chalcedony flake, with steep retouch on one side.

A scraper made of black basalt with retouching on one side.

One broken flake that has been retouched on the dorsal face (and may have been used as a core and not a scraper). Material is silicate, mostly cloudy white and translucent but with some red and yellow portions. The original catalog describes as a "large scraper".