Deer astragalus bones possibly used as game pieces in the "Knuckle Bone" game that has been documented all over the world.

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Half of a burnt and broken banner stone. Length = 57.27 mm and drill hole diameter approximately 11.18 mm. Weight = 30.34 grams.

Wadlow point (Left): Length = 148.35 mm, Width = 44.66 mm, and thickness = 15.24 mm. 

Sedalia point (Right): Length = 107.19 mm, Width = 35.98 mm, thickness = 13.79 mm, and weight = 48.66.

23LN170 - a Titterington Phase Site along the Cuivre River

Broken Etley points (left): Length = 66.64 mm, maximum blade width = 39.48 mm, maximum base width = 19.74, and weight = 28.55 grams.

Retippped, drill-like Etltey point (right): Length = 104. 5 mm, Width = 30.79 mm, Thickness = 9.57 mm, and weight = 31.80 grams.

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Three quarter grooved hematite axe.

Length = 62.14 mm, width = 27.30 mm, and thickness = 27.29 mm.

Right and left profiles of a clay animal figurine. Length = 29.03 mm, neck width = 11.27 mm, Thickness = 10.46 mm, and weight = 6.04 grams.

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Three quarter grooved diorite axe. Length = 126.75 mm, width = 93.12 mm, thickness = 10.85 mm, and weight = approximately 1.3 kilograms (2.8 pounds)

The groove averages 29.7 mm in width and 5.6 mm in depth. 

Piece of deer antler than has been domed on one edge and flat on the other. Possibly a gaming piece or a tool used as a punch for stone tool manufacturing. Length = 56.14 mm, proximal width = 17.24 mm, distal width = 18.04 mm, and weight = 15.74 grams.

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