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A few axes from Snyder Co. Pa.
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Nice axes.
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Good looking Axes wells. What kind of materials are they made from? They don't look like Granite which was a common material for Axes and Celts.
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Hard sandstone - no granite in Pa.
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Axe heads are my favorite finds. My best find is a raised ridge over 8 inches long. Reap, is the material rhyolite?
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