Native American Handtool - Vermont

[carnkey]

Found these on top of hill in Vermont. The hill is flat on top and overlooks a river. It looks like it would be an ideal place for an indian settlement. The hand tools fit my hand well and feel like they were made to do this. The one looks like a end of pole stone used for pounding. Please help me decide what I have found. Thanks

 

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[RGINN]

They look like geofacts, but I won't present myself as an expert; you have a likely location. I didn't know about the pole stone for pounding. In the early days my ancestors would take a section of log, hollow it out, and then get a long straight log for pounding corn or whatever. Hickory was the best, and oak worked, but never ever use pine or cedar. Keep checkin that spot.

 

[ohioaxeman]

Its possible that you may have something there but you need to enlarge your pictures.