celt??

[canoeguy45887]

one of my favorites it sparkles in the right light very polished slight chip took me 2 hrs to clean all the crust and moss off but it was worth it (oh yeah, found on river bottom)


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[GatorBoy]

It might just be the photos but I think all I see is a cleaned up river rock.
Just being honest

 

[eastTNJoe]

I have never found a celt or axe...but I know from seeing other posts, that the best way to ID a celt is to get a pic of the blade head-on, which would be if you rotated this 90 degrees...can we see that view?

 

[canoeguy45887]

I must admit I take some crappy pictures

 

[GatorBoy]

It won't even matter if its blurry just take one looking directly at what would be the bit straight on as if it was going to chop the camera lens

 

[DisplacedBuckeye]

I 've hunted NW Ohio for the last 45 years and you've found some really good artifacts, but this isn't one of them. I agree with Gator on this one. Celts and axes are supposed to have a defined cutting edge. But you are on the right track though. I really enjoy seeing artifacts from that area. Welcome to the forum and good luck,there are many rivers and tributaries to scour up that way.

 

[monsterrack]

I will go with everyone else, I don't see a blade end and you can see that most times even from the side, maybe this will help you I.D. one

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Sorry canoeguy, but that is not a Celt or even an artifact. I don't see any evidence of it ever being altered by man. A Celt will have a sharpened Blade and that one has no evidence of having a Blade.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry not an artifact, just a lot of pictures of a polished river rock is all i see......






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