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Broken gorge, broken at both ends.

Dog bone, broken at one end.

Broken fishhook point, upper portion to tip remaining.

Complete bird spear point. Three barbs. Notches along each side.

Broken curved fishhook point, most remaining except tip.

Broken flute, longitudinal fragment remaining. There is one complete perforation and one partial.

Broken flute, longitudinal fragment remaining. Finished at one end. No perforations.

Complete flute. There are four perfectly even perforations. There is residue from tape around one end.

Broken flute, one end remaining. There is one perforation. There are two visible repairs where the flute was previously broken.

Broken flute, one end remaining. There are no perforations. There is a surface crack that runs from side to side.

Broken curved fishhook point, broken at tip and at base.

Broken flute, one end remaining. Chips along the finished edge. Darkened striations in a chevron pattern on one side, and in a fan pattern on the other. There is a crack down one side. At the broken end the is dried residue from tape.

Broken flute, fragment of one end remaining. Striations across the surface in a chevron pattern.

Broken flute, one end remaining. Just before the broken end there are striations in a chevron pattern that wrap around the flute. There is a large crack running from side to side, with a large chip missing from the centre.

Broken flute, longitudinal fragment remaining, There are two complete perforations and two partial perforations along the top, and one partial perforation at one end.

Broken flute, longitudinal fragment remaining. This fragment could be a toggle. There are no perforations, and both ends are finished.

Broken flute, longitudinal fragment remaining. There is a single perforation at the end. At the far end to the perforation there are striations in a "V" pattern.

Broken toggle, longitudinal fragment remaining. Finished at both ends.

Broken toggle, longitudinal fragment. There are no perforations. This could be a fragment of a flute. Both ends are finished.

Broken flute, longitudinal fragment remaining. One end finished, the other broken. There are no perforations.