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.

8422.1 - Pickaxe- wooden handle, thickened and flared at one end to which is attached a narrow double-pointed pick head

8421.1 - Rectangular wedge-shaped piece of mudstone showing numerous fossil leaves

8420.1 - Irregularly shaped piece of high-grade coal

8419.1 - Overall ovoid, though flattened, piece of high-grade black coal

8418.1 - Long rod of octagonally cross-sectioned metal; one end is flared out from extensive hammering; the other end tapers to a square cross-sectioned point.

8417.1 - Long rod of octagonal cross-sectioned metal, one end blunt and flared by repeated hammerings and one slightly flared-out pointed end with a square cross-section.

8416.1 - Long hollow cylindrical tube capped at one end with a pointed bit and a flat ring with two short cylindrical projections sticking out. The central hollow is approximately 5cm shorter than the object itself

8415.1 - Metal rod that flattens out into a wide, shovel-like paddle. Used to break though hard clay.

8414.1 - Hexagonal cross-section rod of metal with a square cross-sectional tip, and a wider disc-ring approximately 3/7th along it's length.

8413.1 - Long hexagonal cross-sectional tip, and a wider disc-ring 2/5ths along its length

8412.1 - Metal spike with extensively hammered flared end, and a tapering tip that shows signs of being sharpened: the very ground to a new angle.

8411.1 - Long, narrow metal spike with tapered tip, broken at the very end. Shows slight flaring from hammering at blunt end.

8410.1 - Short metal spike with tapered tip and flared head from repeated hammering. Tip appears to have been sharpened, then end ground to a new angle

8406.1 - Long chisel, half of which is curved and flattened; one end is well-hammered. Unflattened half is roughly octagonal in cross-section.