Cylindrical pestle; concave; one end broken off with several fractures; the other end round; two large areas (one at each end) discolored to light grey; other side convex with small nicks and lines

Stone pestle, crude specimen due to the material from which it was made

Stone pestle; nicely pecked surface; evidence of wear at both ends

Large and heavy pestle; crude appearance due to choice of material

Stone pestle; fully developed at only one end; pecking evident throughout the piece

Stone pestle blank; only minute evidence of use at one end

Stone pestle; one side is flat/worn; wider end gouged out; some discoloring; other side rounded with nicks (looks like mold); wider end is possibly the end used; very rough and gouged out

Stone pestle; light grey with silver flecks (mica); very pitted and rough; light spots with some red (ochre or rust) spots along one side

Cylindrical stone pestle; base flat, top rounded; pitted; some rust stains; mark where masking tape was removed

Stone pestle; one flat end; small area concave; several long thin gouges lengthwise on piece; both ends flat; smaller end worn from use; pecking evident throughout piece