Okay I'll leave you guys alone to speak whatever language that is.. Sure would be nice to know what was being talked about
Hi just wondering if someone would be able to tell me what this is? We have found 3 of these so far at our farm
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Similar axes made in period of 10-17 centuries. Не факт, что данный топор был изготовлен именно в 10-11 веке. Надо сопутку смотреть и керамику.
Hello All,
I am starting this post as a showroom for axe heads, whether electrolysis cleaned, or still rusty crusty. Post 'em here.
There is a large variety in these tools over geography and time, and it will be cool to see everything from trade axes and weapons all the way through more modern tools.
Cheers,
Buckles
Glad to see you start this thread! It has been needed.
Axe heads are a common relic recovered, and yet we can learn from them too.
I have a book titled:
"Axe Makers of North America" by Allan Klenman
and it has most manufacturers of axes, including some from Canada
Another title I have is:
"A Museum of Early American Tools" by Eric Sloane
it has several pages on the types of axes and hatchets of colonial America.
Hello eyemustdigtreasure,
Could you take a look at my post (#91) above. I'm wondering if your books may give a hint to that hatchet head's age.
Regards,
Jerry