Cylindrical stone pestle; top of one side is flat/worn; rounded tip with visible pitting; use evident at rounded end; pecking evident in less worn areas

Pestle; conical shape; flat area near base; gouge at tip; base has crack-like fissure; other side has brown stain, flat over toward center from Basel tip worn

Pipe made from piece of brown soapstone; mouthpiece hole is smaller than bowl. Bottom is rounded (elbow).

Native American projectile point

Native American projectile point

Native American projectile point

Native American projectile point

Native American projectile point

Native American projectile point

Native American projectile point