sand creek massacre ax heads
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We need better pictures, current picture doesn't show any signs of being artifacts, rather just rocks...
Detectorist.CO
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The Sand Creek Massacre took place in Southeastern Colorado, no where near Loveland.
hallmarkman
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they were by a couple of chip pits I discovered while walking. I nephew has a fossilized shark tooth from the same area i found.
villagenut
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Maybe I am missing something here...but I am not seeing it...
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stefen
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They have the appearance of what is commonly known as a classic Colorado Leaverite...
hallmarkman
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Of cour they aren't finish.i found them on what's left of a encampment. By the pits. There are some half finished knives and heads. Some flint and its all almost covered up by progress.my guess is they made their last stand weapons there.
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There are no signs of any flaking or work by man on them
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How do you connect these to the Sand Creek Massacre?
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You can't, they are just rocks. If I kept ever rock I found looking like them I would have thousands of them...
I will offer the same advice I offered on one of your other threads. If you truly believe you have stone tools, axe heads, or anything else fashioned by man as a tool, please have the items evaluated and authenticated by a competent professional.
Personally, I think you have a bunch of rocks.
Personally, I think you have a bunch of rocks.
hallmarkman
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i WILL GET YOU BETTER PICS
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We have an Indian artifact section here. Most axe heads will show exquisite pecking and polishing and style depending upon the culture. Welcome to Treasure net!!!!
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Embellishment of non-facts...typically a fantasy writers primary tool...
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I'm voting banner.
frogmaster-riviera
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Stone Creek Battle rocks where there also at that time, the witnesses of the past....
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