Indian hammerheads

sask hunter · Nov 21, 2013

Bout 30 years ago my brother and I were in my grandmas basement wich was just a dirt basement and out of the dirt walls we pulled out two beautiful shape Indian hammerhead stones , I still have them to this day , they are fairly large and heavy , was wondering if they are worth anything ? Or anyways to trace back to whom would have used them? I will post pix soon

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sask hunter · Nov 28, 2013

I will definitely take more pix from different angles for you guys

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jamey · Nov 28, 2013

does look unused.saskatchewan is that more north in canada?was thinking you were closer to the us like ontario sorry bout that A.i used to go to ontario alot when my dollar was worth 50 cents more jogged across the bridge many times.is it still really clean there?

TJE · Nov 29, 2013

sask hunter said:
Also would it be possible to trace back to the Native American tribe that used it?

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Hey sh, very nice. Been thru Yorkton quite a few times driving across Canada. My guess would be that it belonged to a Cree Native. They dwelled from Alberta Rocky Mtn's to Manitoba.
But also as jamey says, possible Blackfoot. They dwelled in the southern parts of Alberta & Sask.

sask hunter · Nov 29, 2013

Thanx TJE!! Just wondering what to do with it?

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tomclark · Nov 30, 2013

(preshistoric) SasquatchChewOn: Taltheilei Tradition c. 500 BC and Shield Archaic Tradition c 4000 BC[SUP]
If it's historic there are plenty of resources to find the tribes of the area[/SUP]

monsterrack · Nov 30, 2013

sask hunter said:
Thanx TJE!! Just wondering what to do with it?

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Put it in a place of honor in your home or if you are tired of it I'll send you my address :laughing7:

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sask hunter · Nov 30, 2013

Well if it was part of my Herratage I might do so . But iam not Native American so it may mean more to someone who is ,

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rock · Dec 1, 2013

sask hunter said:
Well if it was part of my Herratage I might do so . But iam not Native American so it may mean more to someone who is ,

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You can see if a Museum in your area would like to have it. Sometimes you can donate it and get a tax write off for your taxes. Make sure all of the paperwork is in order before you let them have it or otherwise it could be a long time before it gets settled.