Stone axes?

[701Dachota]

My hubby and I recently found these. Is there any value or history to these?

 

[parsonwalker]

Nah. But I'll pay the postage if you send 'em to me.

WOW! These are FANTASTIC and a lot of guys will soon be chiming in to tell you all about them. I'm not a Native American Artifact guy, but this post will have a ton of comments . . . VERY soon!

 

[DigIron2]

welcome to Tnet.They are axe's,look like full grooved too.but not allot of history there,probably just thousands of years before Christ.Value,most certainly!Very Very nice.I have always wanted to find one.Not sure what forum you posted this on,but if not the "North American Native artifact forum" try there.Them guys will give you more insight.Are you guys finding any points?

 

[Subterranean]

Awesome! What a collection, congrats. Sub

 

[701Dachota]

yes points arrowhead, many stone tools, and cairns

 

[CMDiamonddawg]

Single groove stone axes are elusive , sought after , & a prized Native American artifact in Southern Jersey turf . It takes most of a lifetime for many hunters to get one and you have five opps SIX . That's just Incredible luck ! Amazing ! I can't stand it ! O yeah..... Welcome


DaWg

 

[I-DIG-IT]

I only found one stone axe in 40 years, so you guys did well on your finds, depends on what type some could get you a lot Of $$$. Most go for 40-50 bucks. Look on ebay, there's a lot of them. And welcome to TN.