8333.1 - Large and irregularly shaped piece of mudstone showing large pieces of carbonised woody matter.

8332.1 - Flat, roughly rhomboid mudstone showing prominent partial fossil of spiny animal (most likely), possibly a polychaete worm. (still possible it is merely a plant fragment). Surface shows striations likely from working to uncover fossil.

8331.1 - Irregularly shaped elongate piece of mudstone showing numerous plant fossil fragments, most prominently.

8330.1 - Irregularly shaped mudstone showing prominent carbonised plant fragments, and on one face a large partial woody or leaf structure.

8329.1 - Irregular-but-angular mudstone displaying large and prominent carbonised woody fragment , including two that seem to be pieces of one stem.

8328.1 - Small concave-convex "shell-like" mudstone fragment showing fossil plant fragments.

8327.1 - Mudstone concretion and shell, one piece of shell has fallen away, small. Both pieces show small, plant fragments

8326.1 - Medium-to-small mudstone in roughly prismatic shape, displaying numerous small plant leaf fossils, and possibly a prominently rounded conerstion on one face.

8325.1 - Flattened mudstones, shaped like a square with one corner smoothly shaved away, and showing low-quality wood fossils

8324.1 - Overall angular mudstone with one face showing two small but well-formed leaf fossils

8322.1 - Large, flattened, almost square mudstone numerous but poorly distinguished fragments of fossil plants and wood.

8321.1 - Small, near-spherical pieces of mudstone showing (poor quality) fragments of fossil plant matter.

8320.1 - Roughly prismatic pieces of mudstones, clearly showing on one face numerous plant leaf fossils.

8319.1 - Elongate piece of mudstone containing numerous fossil wood and leaf fragments.

8318.1 - Roughly rectangular mudstone with fragments of fossil wood and plant matter, notably large ovoid cross section through a piece of fossilised wood.

unknown8436.1 - Coal boring auger bit, handle missing. Tip is single-pointed; point of attachment for handle is rectangular-prism-shaped and the bit appears to be secured by means of welding together interlayered tonques of metal.

Elongated loop of metal, the loops made of wide, but thin metal, notched on one side, presumably to hold an auger; and holes to secure piercing metal posts at ether end, only one of which remains.

8434.1 - Large "D" shaped shackle.

8433.1 - S-shaped metal hook, it's eye simple a curve of metal, without being welded

unknown8432.1 - Single large ovoid chain link

8431.1 - A metal hook which has one end curved around a moderately large single metal chain link, which is itself secured by an encircling metal band to a metal strip, at either end of which by means of holes long metal bolts with screw-threaded tips, screwed onto which are square metal nuts, protrude.

8430.1 - 3 interconnected and quite large chain links.

8429.1 - Brown-beige faded book; fairly thick

8428.1 - Brown-beige book; fairly thick.

8427.1 - Small hinged wooden box painted red, with "detonators explosives" painted in white on the lid. foam square inside. latch missing.

8426.1 - Coiled length of white 'cable' tied with more modern orange plastic fiber. Two end reveal a core of black powder with fibre wrap surrounded by waterproofing further wrapped with white cotton fibre.

8425.1 - Long metal bar with an octagonal cross-section. One end is tapered to a point. one end is flattened into a chisel and bent into an s-curve with the shaft

8424.1 - Pickaxe-long wooden handle growing thicker towards ends; thickest end holds pickaxe head- one side long and pointed, the other flattened, like a chisel. head has, however, become detached from the handle.

8423.1 - A pickaxe- wooden handle with one end thickened and flared and to which is attached the double-pointed, narrow metal head.