JOHNSON COUNTY N.C. FIELD FINDS

[P@tch]

I was in Johnson county nc on dec. 26 at my daughters house,the soybean field hadn't been cut yet so I couldn't metal detect the old homeplace in the middle of the field so I went for a stroll in the field looking for points. I found one that is broke and what I think may be a Tomahawk. I would like to know if this is what it is and what time period and tribe . Thanks Todd

 

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[WildWildBill]

Actually that is not a tomahawk. An axe! Type depending on how far around the groove goes. Is full grooved, or 3/4 grooved?

 

[Tony in SC]

Very good find!! An axe is always great. There has to be alot more there. Tony

 

[GaRebel1861]

If your catching any of this rain up that way, I'd be considering heading back out there and find some more. Nice axe & Good luck!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very interesting finds!

 

[SCrocks]

Definitely a broke point but I lean more toward The axe as being just a natural rock that looks like an axe. Hope I'm wrong.

 

[rock]

It does look worked with a groove but can we see the ends? Might of been started......and how big is it?
Its a Sandstone cobble type. Not many axes were made from that type of rock. I do have a pestle made from the same type of rock so they did use it for working with.

 

[quito]

It's a hammer in my humble opinion. It doesn't look like it has a bit like an ax should have, but it sure looks grooved.

 

[monsterrack]

looks like a maul like quito said to round on the end for an axe, still a very nice find.

 

[NCPeaches]

Awesome finds! If you got the rain in the last two days like we did in Burke County you really need to go back and check that area again!

 

[mainejman]

Nice find I'm guessing a maul also.I believe I've seen more axes than mauls.Here's an Illinois 3/4 groove....thanks for the view....mjm

 

[pickaway]

Nice finds.