Stoned native Indian tools

[Jeradkeys13]

Found a full grooved stoned axe head and I believe a 3 quarter groove hatchet or tomahawk let me know what you

 

[Blackfoot58]

I can’t tell much, but I like the shape of the smaller piece. I see why it caught your eye.

 

[scruggs]

In my opinion they both look of natural stone. I don't see any evidence of native workmanship.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry, but they are natural stones, shapes would have caught my eye laying on the ground, but examination would have eliminated them. No signs of chipping, or grinding on the stones, no signs of use either in pictures posted.

 

[newnan man]

I agree with Treasure Hunter, those are naturally shaped stones. No evidence of be altered by man.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

It would help you to look up what a groove axe is, there are no grooves in either rocks posted.

Lar Hothem has some good books on stone artifacts you can buy or check out at local library.

 

[Jeradkeys13]

It would help you to look up what a groove axe is, there are no grooves in either rocks posted.

Lar Hothem has some good books on stone artifacts you can buy or check out at local library.

Yeah I actually read up on some of it at least now I know what I'm looking for lol thanks

 

[unclemac]

figure too, they are too light and thin to be useful as axe heads.