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	Catalog #	Name	Description
101	00.30.171BR	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is rectangular and smooth, with a few ridges that are white.
102	00.30.171BS	Flake	Multilayered stone flake. Colors are pink, purple, beige, brown, gray on top of each other in layers.
103	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.
104	00.30.171BU	Flake	Fractured gray and brown stone with a thinned edge. Original rock is visible and objected is knapped to show layers.
105	00.30.171BV	Flake	Gray triangular and smooth flake with many ridges.
106	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.
107	00.30.171BX	Flake	Pink and gray triangular and smooth flake. It is mostly pink with gray edges.
108	00.30.171BY	Flake	Fractured and jagged rock. Deep red on one side with white spots, other side is gray with red colorings.
109	00.30.171BZ	Flake	Gray square and smooth flake with ridges and sharp points.
110	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.
111	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.
112	00.30.171CC	Flake	Pink angled knapped piece of stone. Red coloring on portion of stone. Layers in rock show bubbling in stone.
113	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.
114	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.
115	00.30.171CF	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red pottery sherd. The red side has ridges and the gray side is check stamped.
116	00.30.171CG	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red small and square pottery sherd.
117	00.30.171CH	Pottery Sherd	Orange piece of pottery, four linear marks on one side.
118	00.30.171CI	Core	None
119	00.30.171CJ	Pottery Sherd	Piece of pottery, one side is smooth and light brown, other side is dark brown and textured.
120	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.
121	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.
122	00.30.171CM	Pottery Sherd	Gray square-shaped pottery sherd.
123	00.30.171CN	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red square-shaped pottery sherd. The sherd is mostly red but has some gray on the sides.
124	00.30.171N	Projectile Point	Projectile point that is mostly smooth around object. Top point is curved and bottom has two small corner notches that lead to a flat wide straight base. Color of object is beige with some browns and possibly red. Dirt is visible in some lines on stone.
125	00.30.171Z	Flake	Flake which shows the layers in the rock, different gray colors. Yellow and orange portions of the rock are also present. Large knapping marks.
126	00.30.175	Club	Oblong club with 1cm groove around the middle circumfrance
127	00.30.176	Hammerstone	Hammer stone.
128	00.30.180	Hoe	Large gray stone with many work marks, one side is mostly flat with many light colored tool marks. One thick edge with the rest of it having a normal edge.
129	00.30.67	Scraper	Blade or scraper.
130	00.30.69	Scraper	White stone scrapper.
131	00.30.71	Chip	None
132	00.30.72	Ax	Arrow tip from unknown source. Nonmetrical Point Attributes: Expanding Stem, Blade Form: Parallel-sided, Point Cross Section: Medium Lenticular, Flaking Patterns: Random percussion with horizontal, Base Treatment: none,
133	00.30.80	Biface	Turtle back or rough scraper.
134	00.30.85	Biface	Biface
135	00.30.86A	Projectile Point	A White and Brown Stone Projectile point
136	00.30.86B	Projectile Point	A White and Grey stone Projectile Point
137	00.30.86C	Projectile Point	A Black Obsidian Projectile Point
138	00.30.86E	Projectile Point	A White and Grey Projectile Point
139	00.30.87	Hammer, war	Chiseled war hammer, Red Gray and white
140	00.30.89	Celt	A Grey, Black, White, and Red stone Celt, pear-shaped flat on one-side, ridged on the other
141	00.30.92	Celt	Semi-polished.
142	00.30.93	Biface	Turtle back.
143	00.30.94	Knife	Stone knife showing bulb of percussion.
144	00.30.96E	Flake	A large White stone flake
145	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.
146	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.
147	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.
148	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.
149	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.
150	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.