🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Iron item found at earlier english settler site in georgia.

[Recoveredmol]

I have found an item that I need b
Help identifying. The site is in north Georgia and the items found date late 1700s to early 1800s.

This item has a hole at the top of it. Others have said that it looks like a big file.

What do yall think?

Thanks.

 

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[Nathan W]

Resembles a long file, that would be the longest one I've ever seen

 

[Nathan W]

I have found an item that I need b
Help identifying. The site is in north Georgia and the items found date late 1700s to early 1800s.

This item has a hole at the top of it. Others have said that it looks like a big file.

What do yall think?

Thanks.

Maybe it was a blade , like how you pull up and down and would cut the paper in schools. Something like that concept

 

[Recoveredmol]

Maybe it was a blade , like how you pull up and down and would cut the paper in schools. Something like that concept

Maybe. That's what is difficult about colonial finds. I've got other tools that I can't identify.

 

[Erndog72]

Could be just about anything from a crude tool to a piece off a wagon.

 

[Tony in SC]

It is either smith or home made, so who knows? If I find a piece like that I save it. My scrap pile solves many problems!

 

[DCMatt]

Slate ripper?