Plain gouge; backside is pecked; underside is highly polished; iron stains visible; fine sharp bit

Plain gouge; crude specimen; this is due to the material from which it is made; it appears fully scooped but shallow

Overall crude appearance due to material used; otherwise, perfect condition; shallow, almost unnoticeable scoop at bit; back side displays median ridge

Pecked and polished surface, deeply grooved; poll shows use from battering; evidence of wear at bit from use

Gouge; flat on one side with large dark spot (where tape was); large iron spot at top of butt; other side rounded with 2 shallow grooves in medial section; also faintly etched lines (pattern?); shows signs of battering on bit end; cutting edge is polished from use.

Hammer is well worn at one end and shows lots of use; slight damage from use; appears to have been made by a beach cobble

Heratite powder (iron oxide) used with grease or fat for body decoration; sealed in mylar sleeve.

Early-Late Woodland period agricultural tool; probably used as hoe. Stone head wood handle with modern leather hafting.

Sandstone axe-head shaped hoe blade with fossil-like markings; worked edge

Stemmed side-notched knife; tip missing; stem fracture on one side