I went to my property in Luthersville Ga yesterday after the rain. It is in a wetland area. I have seen a few arrowheads this year but found what appears to be a hatchet tool head? Not sure so posting. Thanks for the insight!
- Jun 8, 2006
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No signs of being worked by man. Nature can do some amazing things. Go over to the North American Indian Artifact forum to see what to look for.
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- Jul 27, 2006
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JM, welcome to TreasureNet, sorry but it isnt an artifact, it is natural stone shape po wd by ccx erosion.
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GoldieLocks
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Same opinion here. Did you coat it with something shiny, or is it just wet?
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civil_war22
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Naturally worn stone. It is an attention getter but just natural
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