I was duped! Cool rock, not an axe.

GL

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I found this a couple of days ago at a site that has given up a few goodies in the past. An abandoned trailer lot in the woods I found oddly enough because I had to pee one day and it was secluded. I almost whizzed on a quartz point! Anyway, I had "THE URGE" again and stopped only to spend a half hour looking down. No points this time, lots of quartz flakes though. I saw this badboy and instantly felt myself get hot and tingly expecting my first axe.
All I got was this petrified wood looking dinosaur knuckle thing.
Imma keep it anyway!
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Airborne80

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Ohio! What are you talking about man? That is CLEARLY an axe!..... just kidding :wink: You know... that is exactly the kind of thing that I would take home. Its getting to the point where I actually am starting to think that some rocks are almost as cool as artifacts and fun to collect. I have some that I bring home and put in the garden because they are fun to look at. You have to admit.... they are interesting in their own way.
 

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I can see why you picked it up, you'll find an Axe, just persevere, I came across this Axe by accident, mind you, I think I passed it many times. lol. Anyways I brought it back & showed it to my buddy the museum guy here in NC, and turns out to be one. It's very worn, but my buddy said it was well used, prolly a favourite Axe to some Indian.
Not a great looking Axe but still MY first Axe. ;D


Molly. :)
 

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Funny you should mention having to take a leak and finding an arrowhead. When I was 14 I had been looking for a genuine arrowhead for years. We went to our mountain property and after the long ride I had to take a leak pretty bad. I got out and walked away from the group to take care of business. When I am going and I look down and the pic shows what I saw...
Luckily I missed it by a good foot. I was sure I was being tricked again, I had picked up hundreds of chippings but had never found an actual arrowhead. Did I tell you about the most incredible spearhead I have ever seen in person, that was found by my older brother when he went to take a dukey....
 

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