my 1st Guilford ax! 1st Bola stone!

[birdpointgriswold]

Well guys its been a heck of a few lunch breaks but even tho I pushed McDonalds aside and lost a few lbs it was well worth it! This is my 1st ax ever after all my years of looking! And 1st bola stone! Wow I'm so thankful for find these amazing items, even after 2 other people walked my spot!

That crystal quartz stem point is a beauty, and no she isn't broken! Very strange stem base, never seem one like it before, and even captured my favorite in-situ thanks deer! Thanks for looking!

 

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[SOHIO]

check out this ... its dimpled on 4 correspoding sides

 

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[NC field hunter]

What you guys are calling a bola stone, we have always called "nutting stones" and were used to place nuts in the dimple and crack them open. Not sure if that's 100% accurate or not. I have picked up a ton of them over the years collecting.

I'm with Dlos on the nutting stone thing. Jonathon, you say what the majority of my reading states. I'm not calling you wrong. However, some of the nutting stones I have seen have dimples deep enough to hide the nut. How can a nut be cracked if it is so deep in a stone, none of its shell is even above the "nutting stone"?

 

[birdpointgriswold]

check out this ... its dimpled on 4 correspoding sides

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That is strange! Check this one out

 

[rock]

seeing you are near water maybe they used it to crack open clams and nuts

 

[SOHIO]

I think nutting stones are a little different deeper holes and larger rocks in my opinion that is

agree