Stone hammer, hoe, axe or natural???

[Skwerly1]

Is this a tool or natural?

 

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[rock]

My vote is natural but lets see what others say.

 

[Indian Steve]

I agree, Natural.

 

[arrow86]

I'd say natural ... Was it found in a field ? Could be plow / disc that made the markings on it

 

[tnmudman]

Looks natural to me but why so secretive bwbob can you give us a hint as to what it is?

 

[quito]

Looks natural to me but why so secretive bwbob can you give us a hint as to what it is?

Bwb isn't allowed to bring up jesuit carvings in this forum. He see's them to often.

 

[quito]

. Only the finder will learn the real truth. Don't blame me for the censorship. They were with the natives. It's History and I will probably be barred again.

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Only the finder will learn the truth?

LOL, I'd bet he is just laughing it (whatever you taught him) off.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Natural....


BackwoodsBob, you have been warned already, keep it out of this forum......

 

[Skwerly1]

Found in a creek

 

[monsterrack]

The stone in the photo is not an axe(there is no bit or what would be used for chopping) It's not a hoe for the same reason and it's not a hammer because there is no signs of it striking anything. The line around it is were a softer matrix of stone that has worn away due to time, on the one view of the stone standing on it's edge you can see the other stone type when you magnify the photo. Also notice that is were the deepest wear is. JMO it is natural sorry.

 

[Skwerly1]

Well I guess it's going in the driveway to fill some washout spots and pot holes lol