An obsidian crescent with hafting stem, crescents edge is flaked to sharpness or serrated. These were traditionally considered weapons, though its true function is unknown.

Obsidian fragments which show evidence of wear and use-damage.

Flaked and ground basalt tools, hafted to wooden handles.

Most with ground surfaces indicative of abrading tools.

Pecked, circular depressions in basalt boulders, generally thought to be water catchment basins.

Made of fine-grained basalt, used to flake obsidian and basalt.

Individual stone slabs, formerly of habitation structures, not associated with other features.

Basalt slabs with ground or polished surfaces.

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