Native Pottery and Need Ax Head ruling

bergie

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You might have more replies in whats it or the native American Artifacts forum
 

ToddsPoint

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I say natural rock for two reasons. The material looks porous and would not be tough enough for an axe. Second, those natural cracks where the bit would be would cause it to fail quickly. Gary
 

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Not an ax head. Natural.
 

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