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.

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

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.