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Complete silcrete blade. Mid grey-blue in colour. Flake scars on the dorsal surface.

Complete sinker with deep transverse lashing groove.

Complete adze. Grey stone. Cross-section is rectangular. Surface is ground with sides heavily flaked. Differentiation between butt and blade; sides are tapered toward the poll. Bevel is continuous with the blade. Cutting edge is straight and very blunt. "Papanui" inscription.

Complete adze. Grey stone. Cross-section is rectangular. Surface is ground with bruising and flaking on sides. No differentiation between butt and blade. Bevel is demarcated by an irregular line. Cutting edge is not present. "Papanui" inscription.

Complete stone blade. Light grey in colour.

Stone flake, split on the left lateral margin. Dark grey and mid grey in colour.

Complete sinker with shallow transverse groove.

Broken adze, butt and upper blade remaining. Cross-section is roughly rectangular. Surface is partially ground, but mostly bruised with some flaking on the sides. Sides taper towards the poll end. Bevel is demarcated with a line, cutting edge broken off.

Complete sinker with shallow transverse lashing groove

Complete adze. Black stone. Cross-section is rectangular on the blade and irregular on the butt. Surface is ground and bruised. Differentiation between the butt and blade; sides are tapered toward the poll. Bevel is demarcated by a line. Cutting edge is straight and sharp but flaked. Proper left side is much wider than proper right side. "Papanui" inscription.

Broken sinker with deep transverse lashing groove.

Rough out The cross-section is asymmetrical at both ends. The surface looks like natural stone. No distinction between butt and blade. No distinction between butt and blade.