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Broken, silcrete blade with the proximal portion present that is mid brown and mid grey in colour. It is split with the proper right lateral margin remaining.

Broken, silcrete blade with the distal portion remaining. It is mid orange and mid brown in colour. There is unifacial retouching on the proper left side of the dorsal surface.

Complete silcrete blade that is mid brown and mid grey in colour. It has retouching on both lateral margins on the dorsal surface. It has some flaking on the dorsal surface near the striking platform.

Complete, silcrete blade that is mid brown and mid yellow in colour. It has flaking near the termination on the ventral surface.

Broken silcrete blade with the distal portion missing, that is mid grey and mid orange in colour. It has flaking on the dorsal surface and on the proper left side of the ventral surface.

Complete straight fishhook point with 2 large notches at base. Barb at internal portion possibly broken off.

Broken, silcrete blade with the proximal portion remaining. It is mid orange and mid grey in colour. It has flaking on the dorsal surface. There is unifacial retouching on both of the dorsal lateral margins

Broken chisel, butt remaining. Cross-section is roughly lozenge shaped. Both sides and width taper at the butt. Sawing marks on both sides.

Complete fish gorge.

Worked seal rib, broken at each end.

Complete bird spear point. Three barbs.

Bone bird spear point, broken at the tip. Has previously been broken at mid-shaft and glued back together. Four barbs. Cut marks at base.

Complete needle. Distal end is sharp. There is a sawn, long eye at the proximal end, which is also pointed.

Complete fishhook point, slightly curved and barbed with notches at base.

Complete bird spear point. Three barbs.

Broken bone point or shellfish picker. There are cracks on either side.

Mostly complete bone awl or shellfish picker. Broken around the proximal end. Distal end is sharp.

Piece of straight, hollow bone, broken at one end. The other end has been worked to a dull point. Just below the point, the bone is cracked and bound with a piece of twine. There is a pencil marking about two-thirds of the way down the shaft from the point.

Complete, curved fishhook point.

Small broken piece of bone, worked to a blunt point at one end.