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Unfinished needle, broken in two pieces. Distal end is sharp, slightly curved shaft. Thickness reduced at the proximal end.

Complete bone bird spear point. Two barbs.

Unfinished needle. The distal end is sharp, but not pointed. The proximal end has the thickness reduced, but it becomes wider. There is a drill mark on one side of the proximal end.

Unfinished fishhook point, showing working on sides.

Complete pounamu gouge. The cross section is rectangular. The surface is ground and the bevel is flaking. There is major delineation between butt and blade, with all four sides reducing to a point at the poll. The bevel is demarcated by a concave wearing, which is flaked. The cutting edge is chipped.