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Broken bone point, sharp distal end remaining.

Broken fishhook point fragment, slightly curved, with notches along one side.

Broken straight fishhook point fragment, upper point remaining. Previously broken in two pieces then glued back together.

Broken straight fishhook point fragment. Mostly remaining except for base and part of tip. Hollow on inside. Internal barb on tip. Crack down side from base to tip.

Broken straight fishhook point fragment, most remaining except base and tip. Internal barb at tip.

Complete curved fishhook point.

Complete curved fishhook point with external serrations on side.

Broken curved fishhook point, all remaining except base.

Complete gouge. Stone. Grey. Cross-section is circular, back slightly flattened. Surface is ground, one large indentation on the upper proper right side. Undifferentiated between butt and blade. Bevel is continuous with blade, cutting edge is sharp and curved, concave. Clydevale written on front.

Broken unidentified curved fishhook fragment. Missing tip and base.

Complete curved fishhook point. Small chip at base.

Broken sinker with shallow transverse lashing groove.

Complete adze. Stone. Light grey. Cross-section is rectangular. Surface is ground, with some flake scars. Undifferentiated between butt and blade, sides taper towards poll. Bevel is continuous with blade, cutting edge is sharp curved. Clydevale written on front.

Mostly complete slate knife, large chip in blade missing. Cutting edge is blunt with a slight bevel present on both sides. Surface is ground on both sides with some bruising present on one side. Slight usewear at one end of blade, haft is sawn flat.

Complete adze. Green stone. Surface is ground and bruised. Cross-section is triangular on butt and mid-blade and trapezoidal, with front narrower than back on lower blade. Major differentiation between butt and blade; front reduced to form a ridge and sides tapered toward poll. Bevel is continuous with the blade. Cutting edge is curved and sharp. Blade is tapered toward the cutting edge.

Complete adze. Black stone. Quadrangular cross-section with rounded back. The surface is mostly bruised with flake scars and ground areas. There is no distinction between the butt and the blade. The bevel is smooth and continuous with the blade, and demarcated on the proper left side by a line of bruising. The cutting edge is sharp and slightly chipped.

Complete adze. Grey stone. Surface is bruised. Cross-section is rectangular. Differentiation between butt and blade, with front and sides reduced to form a ridge and shoulders. Bevel is demarcated by a slight ridge. Cutting edge is not present due to flaking. "Near Milton" inscription.

Fishhook point, previously broken in two pieces and glued back together. Small part of tip not present. Straight and barbed with notches at base. Serrations along barbed side.

Complete fishhook point. Straight and barbed with serrations along one side and along barb.

Broken one-piece fishhook, shank remaining. Knobs at head. External serrations.