tatonka scapula tool

[larson1951]

i found this tool made from a buffalo scapula
i don't know what it was
maybe it was a broken shovel or hoe then made into a perforating tool of some sort
wondering if any one has some thoughts??
larson1951

 

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[Neogeo]

Ya got me Bro....Soooo much use on that one....Aside from being a wonderful tool artifact,I will be no help...lol

 

[flintdigger]

I'm not sure about it either, but that is a great tool.

 

[joshuaream]

maybe it was a broken shovel or hoe then made into a perforating tool of some sort

I think you nailed it.

What is that horrible white stuff on the ground? It's 87 and sunny here.

 

[Tnmountains]

Nice tool. Big. You still have snow?

 

[flintdigger]

SNOW It's 96 degree's here today.

 

[*Molly*]

Nice tool, Steve.
It was 76 here today. That's good weather for England this time of year.

Molly.

 

[Jonzer]

Nice one Lars.
Lookin thru the snow are we?

 

[larson1951]

we got 8 inches of snow yesterday
i was kinda wondering about the bone scapula tool though....................not the snow snow sucks LOL LOL

one good thing........no mosquitos

 

[The Grim Reaper]

That's a good looking piece Steve. I think you may be right about it being a perforater now and being reworked from a Hoe or Shovel.

I was watching the radar the other night when we were getting hammered by storms and you were getting covered up by snow. It looks like it's melting off pretty quickly though. That should help uncover some things.

 

[tmodel]

could that be a special root digging tool? i figured it at about 11 inches long! the point and size made me think of the sharpend digging sticks some people used in olden times around the world! TERRY

 

[larson1951]

hey thanks you guys
maybe terry is right, it could be a corn planting tool
i think the old timers called them a 'dibble'
stevie