2 axes, 1 adz, 1 bannerstone.......

[Hawbuck]

I found these artifacts in the last 2 weeks here in the cornbelt. Bannerstone is unfinished but has the raised barrel in the center pecked out. Also found quite a few nice points.

[The Grim Reaper]

Nice finds Mr Johnson. You are slaying them again this year, aren't you?

[Cannonman17]

Wow! I wish I lived in your area! Some outstanding finds there, love the pics and that unfinished bannerstone.... I'm speechless. It's the only one I've ever seen in my entire life-

[Hawbuck]

Hey Dorkfeesh! Not doing too shabby but any seasoned hunter knows that can all change no matter how "lucky" or "artsy" they seem to be.

Wow! I wish I lived in your area! Some outstanding finds there, love the pics and that unfinished bannerstone.... I'm speechless. It's the only one I've ever seen in my entire life-

I wouldn't think that you'd see many in Wisconsin but at shows in Ohio and Indiana they are fairly common to see. I reckon i've seen a few hundred like this in various stages of manufacture. A certain raging imbecile on this forum, who's been banned on another that I visit, sent me a message posing as someone else stating that it was just a piece of slate and nothing more.


Here is the very first bannerstone I found back on February 17, 1998. Since then I think i've found fourteen broken or unfinished and of those fourteen i've found two that are complete.

[Cannonman17]

You've seen hundreds like those? Wow. I've seriously only seen a handful of completed ones from wisconsin and never an unfinished one. Then again I don't go to shows either-

[ohio]

Rainbow, how are you sir? Super nice finds you got there. Hope all is well.
Chuck

[stefen]

Hey Dorkfeesh! Not doing too shabby but any seasoned hunter knows that can all change no matter how "lucky" or "artsy" they seem to be.

Wow! I wish I lived in your area! Some outstanding finds there, love the pics and that unfinished bannerstone.... I'm speechless. It's the only one I've ever seen in my entire life-

I wouldn't think that you'd see many in Wisconsin but at shows in Ohio and Indiana they are fairly common to see. I reckon i've seen a few hundred like this in various stages of manufacture. A certain raging imbecile on this forum, who's been banned on another that I visit, sent me a message posing as someone else stating that it was just a piece of slate and nothing more.


Here is the very first bannerstone I found back on February 17, 1998. Since then I think i've found fourteen broken or unfinished and of those fourteen i've found two that are complete.

Pleading ignorance, what precisely is a bannerstone?

[Hawbuck]

Rainbow, how are you sir? Super nice finds you got there. Hope all is well.
Chuck

Doin good Mr. Ohio. Good luck this weekend.

Hey Dorkfeesh! Not doing too shabby but any seasoned hunter knows that can all change no matter how "lucky" or "artsy" they seem to be.

Wow! I wish I lived in your area! Some outstanding finds there, love the pics and that unfinished bannerstone.... I'm speechless. It's the only one I've ever seen in my entire life-

I wouldn't think that you'd see many in Wisconsin but at shows in Ohio and Indiana they are fairly common to see. I reckon i've seen a few hundred like this in various stages of manufacture. A certain raging imbecile on this forum, who's been banned on another that I visit, sent me a message posing as someone else stating that it was just a piece of slate and nothing more.


Here is the very first bannerstone I found back on February 17, 1998. Since then I think i've found fourteen broken or unfinished and of those fourteen i've found two that are complete.

Pleading ignorance, what precisely is a bannerstone?

There is no precise answer. With over 30 different styles it's hard to imagine them all being used for the same purpose. Some were atl-atl weights the others it's anyones guess.

[pickaway]

Nice finds...

[creekhunter]

Way to go!