2 Specimens are long thick rod-like bifaces lacking a hafting element. 4 Specimens are small to medium in size and exhibit steep unifacial retouch on ends or sides and a hafting element. 10 Specimens possess steep working angles produced by unifacial retouch and are fragmentary. 2 Specimens range in size from small to medium and are at least twice as long as they are wide. Blades tend to be parallel or slightly excurvate, and cross sections are plano-convex.
Dorsal sides exhibit scars from previous blade removal and one or more longitudinal crests.
These specimens are a bifaces with high degree of retouch and a hafting element. For the purposes of this analyses, they can be identified as projectile points. Because Drill Fragments and Unifacial Blades are specialized types and only comprise a very small part of the sample, they were excluded from these broad morphological categories. In addition to the morphological categories each tool was assigned a stage of reduction. All 5 stages are detailed in Table 2.