White semi-translucent stone with a fish tail shape at the handle end and round at the base.

A fairly smooth blue-grey stone that has a short broad triangle shape. While both sides are flat, one side angles to a point while the other side tapers at an angle to a point, creating an edge at one end which is more flared than the other end.

A cylindrical awl-shaped black stone which tapers to a point.

A small oval-shaped grey stone with a very shallow groove around the circumference.

A flat dark blue-green grey-black mineral club with a paddle-like shape. The smooth sides taper to a sharp round edge. There is a hole in the handle. At the end of the handle, there is a slightly stepped finial in three tiers.

A fairly smooth black stone with a long thin shape that is fairly triangular in cross section. One side is consistently flat, except for a slight horizontal bump. Two other sides are fairly rounded side-by-side mirror images of each other with a slightly tapered flat triangular section at an angle in between them to one end, creating a straight edge.

A small rather rough blue-grey stone that has a rectangular shape with both sides curving convexly to a point, creating an edge at one end which is slightly more flared than the other end.

A small smooth grey stone that has a flat rectangular shape with one side slightly curving convexly while tapering at an angle and the other side curving convexly to a point, creating an edge at one end which is more flared than the other end.

A fairly rough grey stone that has a long flat oblong rectangular shape with one side flat tapering at an angle to a point and the other side slightly curving convexly to a point, creating an edge at one end which is more flared than the other end.

Simple grey stone with an elongated oval shape tapering into a grip-like feature. Both ends rounded