You have shells. I have clay and chert (clay,rocks,and very little dirt). You found and own a piece of America history. Was it used in battle, was it used on a ship, or was it used to build a fort? If it was mine... I would sit and stare at it and just wonder.
That’ll work better than electrolysis or just as good?
Works as good ,Vinegar takes about 7 days but is much safer . If you want to see how sharp the axe blade is , try it out on those dreadful hats you have .chop chop lol TP
Love this web page. So many neat items. I have a feeling you will find your blade here
Love this web page. So many neat items. I have a feeling you will find your blade here
You have shells. I have clay and chert (clay,rocks,and very little dirt). You found and own a piece of America history. Was it used in battle, was it used on a ship, or was it used to build a fort? If it was mine... I would sit and stare at it and just wonder.
Is that your pointer? That sucks. I’m guessing no longer waterproof?I’m going to go look at it again lol
Highett I was just researching this spot just now. This could be is 20 x 20 section of shells I discovered. View attachment 1723997
Oh and clay man trust me summer Louisiana clay is like asphalt View attachment 1723996
Is that your pointer? That sucks. I’m guessing no longer waterproof?
Way to go T. This is a dope find. We don’t have almost anything of that age put this way so your finds have me in awe. Keep it coming!
Nagant that's a great link thanks! I'm back to tomahawk again. That link shows several hafted with flat handles instead of round...Way to go Truth!
Not pushing my luck just rechecking all my ax head now. Lol
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Think this one is it? View attachment 1725015