65613. Spear points or knives of gray chalcedony. Three are very sharply
pointed, and have probably been used as perforators. Average width
1 inch, average length 2-1/2 inches.
65615. Lot of rudely chipped arrow or spear points of grayish,
chalcedony. Notches quite shallow.
65616. A lot of medium-sized, rather heavy arrow points of gray
chalcedony.
65617. Lot of neatly shaped, deeply notched spear and arrow points,
averaging about 1 inch in width, and ranging from 2 to 3 inches in
length. Made of gray chalcedony.
65618. Lot of arrow points, spear points, and knives of various sizes
and shapes. Material same as the preceding.
65619. Lot of rudely finished knives and spear points, mostly wide and
heavy, some being almost circular in outline. Material same as the
preceding.
65620. Lot of large knives and spear points of variously colored
chalcedony.
65621. Knives and flakes of chalcedony.
65722. Large lot of long, triangular knives or spear points, made of
gray and reddish mottled chalcedony. They average about 2-1/2 inches
in length, and 1-1/2 in width.
65623. Large lot of flakes and fragments of gray and dark chalcedony or
flint, left from the manufacture of implements.
65434-65451. Celts and fragments of celts of greatly varied size and
shape, made of a grayish, speckled rock, resembling diorite.
65429-65430, 65431. Medium-sized, grooved axes-of ordinary forms. One is
made of diorite (?), the others of gray rock resembling sandstone.
65426-65428. Very large grooved axes of greenish diorite (?). The
largest is 9-1/2 inches long, 5 inches wide, and 3 inches thick.
65450. Short, heavy pestles with broad bases and conical tops, made of
gray diorite or sandstone. Diameter of bases from 2-1/2 to 4 inches.
Height from 3 to 6 inches.
65448. A long, heavy, cylindrical pestle.
65464-65492. Bound, oblong, and flattish pebbles, comprising several
varieties of stone, used as hammer-stones, nut-crackers, &c., varying
from 1 to 6 inches in diameter. The sides of many are flattened or
hollowed out by use.
65463. Fragment of cup stone, made of coarse sandstone. On one side two
cavities remain; on the other, three. These are about 1-1/4 inches in
diameter, and about one-half an inch in depth.
65449. A grooved stone implement, made from a large pebble of coarse
gray stone. The groove about the middle has evidently been made for
attaching a handle. The upper lobe has been considerably reduced by
picking, and the base, which would correspond to the edge of an ax,
has been worked quite flat. Length of lower part 4-1/2 inches. Height
of implement 3 inches.