Tools that were unearthed at this site, including bone harpoons, barbed points and quartz tools used for tool-making, cutting, or scraping are indicative of previous human occupation of Homo sapiens and the relationship these people had with the environment. The close proximity to Lake Edward provided these occupants with an abundance of resources.
The findings at this site suggest that earlier humans inhabited the area and had a close connection with their environment, as evidenced by the discovery of bone hunting tools, thorn-like protrusions and quartz instruments for shaping, cutting or smoothing. The proximity to Lake Edward provided these residents with an abundance of natural resources.