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  1. #1
    us
    Jan 2012
    nc
    552
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    axe

    ok guys since my last post was just a rock,how about this one any info or just another rock? RR
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  2. #2
    us
    Aug 2010
    West Tennessee
    Groundhawk for metal, eyeballs for stone
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    Re: axe

    I guess I will beat the Grim Reaper with this one.
    You have what I call a "give up". It is a preform that the Native picked up and took a few wacks at and chunked due to the poor quality of the material.

  3. #3
    us
    Jan 2012
    nc
    552
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: axe

    thanks for the input

  4. #4
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    Ol'Roy

    Feb 2011
    Knott, TX
    Garret 250
    321

    Re: axe

    I believe they used stuff like this to break bones for marrow. Possibly even busting skulls, even skinning.
    If it has been worked, it goes into MY collection!!!!

  5. #5
    us
    Jan 2012
    nc
    552
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: axe

    yeah a buddy found it in uhwarrie ntl and i gave him a beer for it,that was 20 cans,er years ago

  6. #6
    us
    Jun 2009
    Weston, FL
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    Re: axe

    Quote Originally Posted by Edmundruffin
    I guess I will beat the Grim Reaper with this one.
    You have what I call a "give up". It is a preform that the Native picked up and took a few wacks at and chunked due to the poor quality of the material.
    Agreed.

  7. #7
    us
    Apr 2008
    Southern Ohio
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    Re: axe

    Quote Originally Posted by Edmundruffin
    I guess I will beat the Grim Reaper with this one.
    You have what I call a "give up". It is a preform that the Native picked up and took a few wacks at and chunked due to the poor quality of the material.
    I agree with Ed. It looks like they were trying to thin it and couldn't get that huge stack off of it so they probably discarded it. It nay have been used to crack open bones for marrow though.
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