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[krovert]

All found in Northern Wyoming

 

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[hombre_de_plata_flaco]

I'm not the expert here on NA artifacts, but I believe this is a "Full Groove Axe" that pre-dates the Woodland Era.

 

[natchitoches]

I'm not the expert here on NA artifacts, but I believe this is a "Full Groove Axe" that pre-dates the Woodland Era.

it looks to me to have been made not to long ago.
the top picture looks like a coprolite

 

[larson1951]

hey trevor
very interesting stuff
i know you did not make that hammer
but it sure does look pretty fresh
where did it come from?
how in the world did you come up with it?
your uncle steve

 

[krovert]

Hey Steve
I know the hammer looks like it was made not to long ago but no I didn't make it.
All the previous pics I posted were of stuff a good friend of mine found over the years.
The hammer in question was found about fifteen years ago on his family farm in the Northeast part of Wyoming.
If I make it up your way this winter I'll bring it with to show you.
Here are some more pics of the hammer.
TK