Relatively cylindrical cobble w/battered ends; hammerstone

Long, narrow, bifacially thinned cobble tool; one side of the one end bifacially chipped to form narrow contracting end (hafting element?); opposite end thinned but also damaged (potentially from use--exhibits impact-like fracture at distal end); chisel wedge, or celt morphology, heavily fused, platey structure; metamorphosed shale or serpentinite?

Longitudinally split cylindrical cobble; one end battered; one longitudinal margin slightly battered and rounded; opposite longitudinal margin also rounded; scraper-plane? one end snapped

Split slate cobble, large size grade

Lenticular cobble tool frag, one end missing/snapped; opposite end single-unifacially flaked across entire pole; poss formal slightly invasive retouch chipping on semi-steep edge, working edge appears use chipped and battered

roughly circular cobble; pecked; two small flattened areas on opposing sides; battered at two ends; poss hammerstone and/or anvilstone

roughly rectangular cobble, oval x-section; both ends fractured; one unifacially retouched margin; one unifacially retouched margi, one bifacially retouched margin; both surfaces polished; poss broken celt or large wedge?, serpentinite

teardrop shaped cobble, one end unifacially flaked, edge damage on acute edge; poss cobble chopper

Lenticular cobble; one end exhibits single oblique row of flake scars to form acute working edge; working edge appears blunted/crushed; opposite side thermally spalled

Lenticular cobble; one end exhibits single row of flake scars to form acute working edge; working edge appears blunted/crushed