Chipped axes

[m198]

This are some of the chipped axes that I've found. Enjoy

 

[GatorBoy]

Cool bowtie.

 

[NC field hunter]

I love axe heads!! You have a couple nice ones!! Good work!

 

[m198]

Thanks, Gatorboy and NC field hunter. The top and bottom left axes are from the Guilford period, the others I'm not sure of. My collection consist of central NC finds from the early archaic to the woodland period. I'm still looking for anything paleo. I've been told to expand my hunts to the west one county to even have a chance.

 

[NC field hunter]

Thanks, Gatorboy and NC field hunter. The top and bottom left axes are from the Guilford period, the others I'm not sure of. My collection consist of central NC finds from the early archaic to the woodland period. I'm still looking for anything paleo. I've been told to expand my hunts to the west one county to even have a chance.

Here is a Guilford my dad found. I thought those 2 were guilford



Here is a raised ridge I stumbled upon



Those are my best two. I have a few more

 

[GatorBoy]

You're very welcome. I look forward to seeing your finds.

 

[pickaway]

Niceuns M198...

 

[rock]

Very nice I dont have many. The ones here I have found could be Hoes or Celts. What is the bottom right one called in your picture?

 

[m198]

Thank all, Those are some cool axes NC Hunter.
Rock, I'm not sure what the bottom right one is. It's not made of a material found where I live and it looked like it had been worked. That particular stone is found in the county north of me.

 

[rock]

NC sent me a PM and said he has some like the bottom right one. I forget what he called them now.