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	Catalog #	Name	Description
101	00.30.171BB	Flake	Long flake that has original rock portion. Middle of rock is purple/pink layer with pink space and speckles.
102	00.30.171BC	Flake	Triangular red and white flake. One side is completely white and the other is two-thirds red.
103	00.30.171BD	Flake	Three sided brown and yellow flake. One side is completely brown and rough, another is rough and brown with a slight, smooth yellow, and the other side is smooth, and brown and yellow.
104	00.30.171BE	Flake	Rounded portion of a flake. Bottom is round and smooth, flat surface is rocky. There is a distinct rectangle shape due to another rock in original rock.
105	00.30.171BF	Flake	Gray and red flake. The gray parts are rough and the red parts are smooth and are in a line.
106	00.30.171BG	Flake	Jagged pink and red and orange flake. Layers in rock are colorful and patterned. Large flake marks.
107	00.30.171BH	Flake	Gray and brown smooth flake. The flake has a linear pattern.
108	00.30.171BI	Flake	Pink shiny and smooth flake, gray and red mix together around rock. One thick edge.
109	00.30.171BJ	Flake	Gray, white, and red flake. The flake is heart shaped and one side is gray and the other is red and white.
110	00.30.171BK	Flake	Piece of flake with white outer portion of original rock present which is bumpy. Smooth side of rock shows lighter layer in rock with a small natural circle.
111	00.30.171BL	Flake	Red, pink, and gray flake. The flake is square shaped and one side is completely red, another has a red to white ombre, and the third side is a light pink.
112	00.30.171BM	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is triangle shaped and one side is completely white and smooth and the other is gray and rough.
113	00.30.171BN	Flake	Rounded portion that has been fractured off. Knapped and ridged with edges serrated. Shades of gray.
114	00.30.171BO	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is square shaped and smooth. One side is completely gray and the other is an ombre gray to white.
115	00.30.171BP	Flake	Light pink flake with a smooth side and ridged and worked side. One thicker edge, rest are thin. Portion of rock is gray and white.
116	00.30.171BQ	Flake	Gray and pink flake. The flake is rectangular and smooth, with many ridges, which are pink.
117	00.30.171BR	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is rectangular and smooth, with a few ridges that are white.
118	00.30.171BS	Flake	Multilayered stone flake. Colors are pink, purple, beige, brown, gray on top of each other in layers.
119	00.30.171BT	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is circular and smooth. One side is gray and rough and the other is smooth and gray and white.
120	00.30.171BU	Flake	Fractured gray and brown stone with a thinned edge. Original rock is visible and objected is knapped to show layers.
121	00.30.171BV	Flake	Gray triangular and smooth flake with many ridges.
122	00.30.171BW	Flake	Stone flake with one side smooth including orange and yellow small layers. Original rock still present, with brown parts that could be dirt.
123	00.30.171BX	Flake	Pink and gray triangular and smooth flake. It is mostly pink with gray edges.
124	00.30.171BY	Flake	Fractured and jagged rock. Deep red on one side with white spots, other side is gray with red colorings.
125	00.30.171BZ	Flake	Gray square and smooth flake with ridges and sharp points.
126	00.30.171C	Chip	Stone projectile point that has fractured horizontally across the middle. The outer layer of the stone is beige and gray but inside the stone is deep red. The top fractured edge is smooth and has more red and blue color than the main portion of the projectile point. One of the corner notches is present. The other is broken off. All edges (except the fractured one) are thin, sharp, and only mildly serrated.
127	00.30.171CA	Flake	Fractured bottom rounded portion. Edges are thinned and serrated on bottom. Red and orange are present, with small holes appearing all around object.
128	00.30.171CB	Flake	Gray, yellow, and brown flake. The gray parts of the flake are rough and the yellow and brown parts are smooth.
129	00.30.171CC	Flake	Pink angled knapped piece of stone. Red coloring on portion of stone. Layers in rock show bubbling in stone.
130	00.30.171CD	Flake	Gray, white, and brown flake. The gray parts of the flake are rough and the white and brown parts are smooth and have a curved appearance.
131	00.30.171CE	Flake	Layered with red, orange, gray and brown colors. Red speckles in stone. Original rock still present on top. Large knapping marks.
132	00.30.171CF	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red pottery sherd. The red side has ridges and the gray side is check stamped.
133	00.30.171CG	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red small and square pottery sherd.
134	00.30.171CG	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red small and square pottery sherd. One side is completely red and the other is completely gray.
135	00.30.171CH	Pottery Sherd	Orange piece of pottery, four linear marks on one side.
136	00.30.171CI	Core	None
137	00.30.171CJ	Pottery Sherd	Piece of pottery, one side is smooth and light brown, other side is dark brown and textured.
138	00.30.171CK	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red small and triangular pottery sherd. One side is completely red and the other is half gray and half red.
139	00.30.171CL	Pottery Sherd	Piece of orange pottery that gradients into brown coloring. Opposite face is light brown, square shape on one side, wavy shape on another.
140	00.30.171CM	Pottery Sherd	Gray square-shaped pottery sherd.
141	00.30.171CN	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red square-shaped pottery sherd. The sherd is mostly red but has some gray on the sides.
142	00.30.171D	Projectile Point	Triangular shaped flint projectile point that is fractured horizontally. The fractured edge is flat and smooth. The two knapped edges are serrated and thin but not especially sharp. The point is thin but not very sharp. Both faces are knapped with a few beige marks in the stone itself on both sides.
143	00.30.171E	Projectile Point	Flint projectile point that is fractured horizontally but at an angle. The fractured edge is smooth. The other edges are serrated and thin. The point is rounded but thin. Beige specks in the stone are visible on both sides of the stone. Knap marks are visible on all sides.
144	00.30.171F	Chip	Broken brown flint arrowhead. Fractured horizontally in the middle. Slight notches and a concaved base. Object has been knapped so light brown can be seen in the inner layers. The edges are thin but not sharp and mildly serrated. The top fractured edge is smooth.
145	00.30.171G	Flake	Brown flint arrowhead with a horizontal fracture and the top portion missing. Multicolored layers are visible in brown, gray, and beige. Knapped on all sides. One notch is formed at the bottom and the other is broken off. The top fractured edge is smooth and shows the internal layers of the stone.
146	00.30.171H	Scraper	Gray flint stone scraper with some original stone still showing on one edge. Knapped on all sides. The scraping edge is thin, serrated, and has pointy parts to it. The worked portion of the stone is dark brown with brown and beige patches in it. Stone is an oval shape.
147	00.30.171I	Flake	White stone projectile point that has top and bottom fractured off, leaving a trapezoid shaped stone. Top and bottom edges are smooth and flat. Stone has been knapped all over with the knap marks being gray. The left and right edges are thin but not sharp or especially serrated. Top face has a brown line across the worked surface.
148	00.30.171J	Chip	White stone projectile point with the top and bottom fractured off. Left and right edges are mildly serrated. Top and bottom fractured edges are flat and smooth. The stone has gray in it and darker gray in the knap marks on that surface. Each face has a brownish reddish hold in it. The stone is crystallized.
149	00.30.171K	Chip	Projectile point that has been fractured at the top and bottom leaving it in a square shape. The color is a marbled bluish gray with some whitish beige. Knap marks on both faces. The side edges are thin but not sharp. The top and bottom edges are flat and mostly smooth. Two opposite corners reveal brown stone underneath the marbled color. Some of the brown stone is also visible on the edges.
150	00.30.171L	Chip	Horizontally-fractured projectile point. The top and bottom are broken off leaving a square shape. The bottom fractured edge is smooth. The top fractured edge is pointier and is not smooth. The left and right edges are thin and serrated. The stone is white and beige with gray patches and gray knap marks on both faces.