I think this is a granite axe head. "Think" being the key word here. As for association with a tribe, I can't say. I always ask tribal members around here about pieces such as your axe, and they give no definite answer. What I draw from them is this... Tribes were much more modern than archaic or paleo. These tribes are pretty well documented, making them of historic times. The maker of that axe is unknown, prehistoric, nomads. In all likely hood, my answer is yes, the axe was made by descendants of the tribes you mentioned. However, proof Lyes in documentation, which doesn't exist. Tribes were formed, in my area, years after the nomadic life style has ended. A piece of ground could be directly associated with a group of people. Archaic people roamed with the changing seasons, leaving their existence scattered over many miles of traveled ground. As for a price, their is one. I'm not a fan of buying/selling but a man must eat, I do understand. The value of this piece will not enhance ones standard of living. It would possibly fill the cabinets with food one good time. My guess us a couple hundred bucks. E-bay seems to be a joke among the guys that buy and sell artifacts. If I had to sell a piece from my collection, I'd accept no less than top dollar. E-bay will probably bring you more than likely a dollar amount near the bottom of the pendulum. Good luck, and really reconsider selling. Times are tough and can get tougher. Study the construction of the axe, as we may need these primitive technologies again!
