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3/4 Grooved Axe
This one is a top shelfer. This Archaic Axe has a very deep and flared 3/4 groove. The bit is excellent and there is a nice bevel at the poll end. It is truly a work of art.
Early Archaic Full Grooved Axe
This small axe was made for everyday use. The bit shows the maker did just that with a few small use nicks on it’s edge. It is a very early axe at a good delivered price.
Small 3/4 Grooved Axe
This is a small 3/4 grooved axe. It s made of green hardstone. The bit is very polished with a couple tiny usage nicks. The poll end, I believe was made the way it is. It is however possible it was damaged during use but then used and worn long after the fact. All in all it is a nice little axe.
3/4 Grooved Hammerstone / War Club
This is a very nicely pecked and polished piece.
Native American Grooved Axe
This axe shows the peck and polish manufacture process. The poll end appears to have been either made like it is or broken, repaired and then used after that. There is overall awesome patina and one small historic field nick on the blade.
Hopewell Style Bell Pestle
This is a highly polished pestle. It was actually made with the flat area on the side and has the same polishing applied there. This piece shows very nice use wear and polish also.
3/4 Grooved Hammer Stone / War Club
A well made grooved war club / hammer stone. The piece shows nice use wear.
Square Sided Hopewell Celt
This is a very nice pecked and polished celt. It is made of a porphyry hardstone with a high polished bit. There is some slight use wear present also. It has a great shape with the squared sides.
Thin Polished Hardstone Celt
This is a very nicely polished thin celt. There is a ancient nick from use present on the bit.
Full Groove / 3/4 Grooved Axe Hybrid
This is a very nice and unusual axe. It is almost a transitional axe from when they were full groove to when they started making 3/4 groove. It has a flat surface like a 3/4 groove but the groove continues all the way around.
Unusual Flint or Jade Polished Celt
This is a very unusual celt. It is possible that it was a personal find but unfortunately I do not recall where it came from. It is made of a flint like or even jade like material. It has a very nice overall polish but more so on the bit. It also has an unexplainable cut or groove on one side. It does appear to be very old and authentic.
3/4 Grooved War Club / Hammerstone
This is a classic 3/4 grooved hammerstone / war club. Itt still shows some pecking from the manufacture process and has a been nicely polished.