Some core tools are also found in LAn-2 but do not occur either in the total quantity, quality, or number of types as found in the Tank Site. Many of the specimens exhibit a lesser degree of patination, though there are some that are heavily patinated. Considering the great quantity of tools in the Tank Site and its close proximity, it may be that the more weathered tools were borrowed from the Tank Site. The majority of the core tools were so poorly manufactured that at times definite tool types were difficult to recognize. Basalt still appears to predominate as a source material, but quartzite appears to have been of more common usage, especially in the making of certain scraper types. Table 7 Flaked Tools and Materials from Site LAn-2 =============================================== Tools | Basalt Quartzite |Total ---------------------|-------------------|----- Scraper plane IA | 5 2 | 7 Scraper plane IIA | 57 5 | 62 Scraper plane III | 9 3 | 12 Side scrapers | 7 3 | 10 Straight-edge knives | | or scrapers | 5 10 | 15 End scrapers | 5 0 | 5 Snub-nosed scrapers | 5 0 | 5 Concave scrapers | 4 0 | 4 Unifaced choppers | 0 2 | 2 Bifaced choppers | 9 3 | 12 Core hammerstones | 60 3 | 63 ----------------------------------------------- Inasmuch as the tool types are the same as those set up for the Tank Site, there is little need to redescribe them. The frequencies are listed in table 6. The depths ranged from surface to 36 inches, but the distribution of artifacts appeared to be homogenous, hence the depth has no significance. _Projectile Points_ Nothing from LAn-2 approached the large crude blades and points characteristic of the lower levels of the Tank Site (LAn-1). Contrarily, the material matches the small points that are typical of the upper levels of the Tank Site (0-12 inches), and finds, in addition, parallel in the later coastal cultures of the Santa Barbara region. All of the specimens are pressure flaked and composed of either chert or obsidian. The eight typable points represent too small a series, and the deposit is too shallow to show any stratigraphic differences within the site. _Lozenge points (pl. 23, i-l)._--Of the four specimens recovered, one appears to have accidentally had a large flake removed from one side and then undergone secondary chipping, producing a resemblance to a single side-notched type. Their representative lengths are 4.0, 3.6, 3.5, and 2.9 cm.