Possible native American axe

[Gabe999]

Found in Montgomery County Pennsylvania in a river please let me know any info?

 

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[antmike915]

Looks like a natural rock.

 

[robertk]

Agreed. Natural rock.

 

[CreekSide]

I agree natural

 

[releventchair]

if you can break it into two pieces with your hands It's not much of a working ax.

 

[Older The Better]

Natural
I’ve got its twin sitting in my office. Which may not be the wisest thing, if/when someone else deals with all this stuff could get confusing and cast doubt on the real stuff… but I’ll pick up geofacts to have a comparison or just because of how good of a fake Mother Nature can make.

 

[RGINN]

Cool thing that would catch my eye but I think it's just a rock. Not really the right material for a usable tool.

 

[Gabe999]

Natural
I’ve got its twin sitting in my office. Which may not be the wisest thing, if/when someone else deals with all this stuff could get confusing and cast doubt on the real stuff… but I’ll pick up geofacts to have a comparison or just because of how good of a fake Mother Nature can make.
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Thank you

 

[unclemac]

natural and a pretty common shape... we all have one of those

 

[Rockdog]

Yep. Natural rock. Find them all the time. I stand there and stare at him trying to make them into some kind of an artifact but in the end I have to realize they're just a rock.