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	Catalog #	Name	Description
101	00.30.96T	Scraper	A Pink stone flake
102	00.30.96U	Scraper	A Brown and Grey stone flake
103	00.30.96V	Core	Stone core, roughly in the shape of a projectile point but the stone is not worked enough to be sure. Top face is orangey brown unworked stone with bumpy pock marks. Around the edges of this face are orange and brown worked stone colors. Knap marks are very evident and most have dirt inside the grooves. The bottom edge is flat and shows the orange and gray colors inside the stone. The edges are uneven but not sharp and the point is thin but uneven and not clearly in the shape of a point. The back face is only worked stone. The center is pink in color. A horseshoe shape surrounds it with a ring of dark gray color -- this ring follows the shape of the worked stone. Outside that band is the same pink colored stone as was in the center but with hints of orange. A tiny bit of brown unworked stone is visible at the top by the point. Knap marks are across this entire surface but it is smooth.
104	00.30.96W	Core	A White and Black Core
105	00.30.96X	Core	A Black Core
106	00.30.96Y	Core	A Black and Red Stone Core
107	00.30.96Z	Rock Fragment	A Grey Rock Fragment
108	00.30.97A	Scraper	Dark red stone scraper. Layers in the rock can be seen with other colors like brown, orange, tan. Object is very thin and knapped carefully.
109	00.30.97B	Scraper	Sand colored stone scraper. Knapping has been done to object with large flakes chunked off. One side is mostly flat and near the tip the original rock can still be seen. There is one large chip section near the base of the scraper, and a thumb fits great there.
110	00.30.97C	Scraper	Large oval scraper. Multicolored with grays and beige and whites appearing in the stone. All edges have been thinned and smoothed. There is a flat straight base where the rock appears darker and a large orange and brown color can be seen. Slightly leans to one side.
111	00.30.97D	Scraper	Large multicolored brown scraper. Object is in crescent shape, with small curve on "inside" being a flat and wide edge that had been fractured off. Long outside curve is knapped and serrated to create a blade. There is a darker portion of the object due to dirt and rock which is smooth, could be the handle.
112	00.30.97E	Scraper	White circular scraper which is dirty so gray and brown dirt marks are visible. One side is mostly smooth with a divot leading to the edge. The edge has been knapped and thinned so the piece is flat when laying on smooth side. Shape of turtle shell.
113	00.30.97F	Scraper	Stone scraper that is shades of pink, red, white, gray. Different rock types can be present as some looks smooth and others are sandy and grandular. There is a flat bottom horizontally and object can stand on it. A few knapping marks can be seen but nothing too crazy. A square portion is missing from one point.
114	00.30.97G	Scraper	Red rock stone scraper. Sides are heavily serrated and knapped. Bottom of object is slanted with large chunks of rock fractured off. Shades of orange and brown appear in the rock. Top of scraper has a few small notch marks.
115	00.30.97H	Scraper	Multicolored stone scraper. Pink can be seen on one side of rock and red marks can also be seen. Rock is almost rectangle shaped, and edges are knapped and serrated. Top of object is fractured off point. Layers in rock can be seen. One edge of rock is wide with a large divot.
116	00.30.97I	Scraper	Very pretty multicolored rock scraper. Colors are shades of gray, brown, white and beige, swirled into circles or stripes. White bits of the original rock can be seen as the raised portions of rock. Bottom of rock is smooth and flat with some bumps. Rock is also a bit dirty. Edges are either wide and fractured or knapped to form a small edge.