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Broken curved fishhook point, mid-point remaining.

Broken bird spear point, tip remaining. Three barbs. Lower two barbs have notches.

Broken bird spear point, broken at each end of the shaft. There are 2 barbs remaining.

Mostly complete bird spear point, broken at the tip. There are 3 barbs remaining.

Mostly complete bird spear point, broken at the tip. There are 2 barbs remaining. Notches at both sides of the base.

Mostly complete bird spear point, broken at the tip. There are 2 barbs remaining. Serrations along both sides.

Mostly complete bird spear point, broken at the tip. There is 1 barb remaining. Smooth along both sides.

Complete bird spear point, broken at the base. There are 6 barbs remaining. Smooth along both sides.

Complete bird spear point, broken at the base. There are 2 barbs remaining. Notches along the side with barbs and serrations along the base of the other side.

Complete bird spear point, broken at the base. There are 3 barbs remaining. Smooth along both sides.

Broken bird spear point, broken at the tip and base. There are 2 barbs remaining. Smooth along both sides.

Broken bird spear point, broken at the tip and base. Only 1 barb remaining. Serrations on the side with no barbs.

Broken bird spear point, broken at the tip and base. There are 2 barbs remaining. Smooth along both sides.

Broken bird spear point, broken at the tip and base. There is 1 barb remaining. Smooth along both sides.

Broken bird spear point, broken at the tip and base. There is 1 barb remaining. Smooth along both sides.

Broken bird spear point, broken at the tip. There are 2 barbs remaining. Serrations on the side with barbs and serrations on the base of the side without barbs.

Mostly complete bird spear point, broken at the base. There are 4 barbs remaining. Smooth on both sides.

Broken bird spear point, broken at the tip. There is 1 barb remaining. Smooth on both sides.

Broken bird spear point, broken at the tip. There is 1 barb remaining. Smooth on both sides.

Broken stone chisel, lower blade remaining. The cross section is asymmetric. The surface is ground. There is flaking on the back and front, originating from the break. The bevel is demarcated by a curved line. The cutting edge is curved and sharp, with some chipping.