Couple Adzes

[Shemanese]

Couple Adze's

(?) --#1 is more like a scoop, but it could have been sharpened so much the bottom is scooped, or is it a spoon? #2 is odd shaped and heavily beveled. These are the only 2 I have pics of. They don't look like the typical Adze's. I will sort thru the others and post when I can. Thanks for looking.

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Re: Couple Adze's

Once again I'm sorry, but I just don't see any work done on those. They just look like natural stones to me. There are no pecking or grinding marks on any of them and they don't have a bit or blade end.

These are Celts and Adzes. You can see the pecking on some of these examples and the obvious blades edges.

 

[luckyinkentucky]

Re: Couple Adze's

I love those little celts Dorkfish. Some of you may have seen mine, but I'll post my little celt again. I found it back in March.

 

[pickaway]

Re: Couple Adze's

Yep geofacts.Keep on lookin theres one waiting for you to find

 

[Shemanese]

Re: Couple Adze's

I actually have found a real celt. Funny thing is I have more than 1, of the second pic. Found in the silt of a creek, or ditch. When I get better pics, I will bunch them together. Since I've made some newbie mistakes, I have a question,,,How can you tell the difference between a celt or adze? Please be specific. Thanks

 

[Cannonman17]

Re: Couple Adze's

I don't know how much better pics are going to help you, look at the rocks you're picking up and then compare them with the pictures people are posting for you. You're using WAY too much imagination when looking for artifacts. Ground stone tools are NOT common and many people might hunt for years and years before finding one.