A. Specialized knives typical of the Shield culture where the flaking is largely restricted to a single face.
B. Notched flake knife.
C. Large stone knives. Very frequently these tools performed a number of functions; scraping faces and graving spurs are often found chipped into their margins.
D. Large stone scrapers. The ubiquitous scraper would have been used to fashion a wide range of tools in bone and wood and also to scrape adhering flesh and fat from hides.
E. Projectile points. Progressively later styles are illustrated from right to left.
F. Chipped stone celt-like objects.
Courtesy: Canadian Museum of Civilization, National Museums of Canada (S87-1289)
