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Certainly Charles, The great grandson was in the driveway the other day crushing acorns with a plastic hammer, won’t be long before he gets a real set of tools his size..That’s a beauty.
Hay Charles. I have to say no for a child. I have some very small ones too. I think of them to be for finer use. Something a larger Celt was to big for. Nice one, looks like granite to me. Kim
Knowledge is about how and where to find more Knowledge. Snyder County Pa.
I've heard people say the small artifacts were for children but I don't really buy it. I think the children had to work just like everyone else did to survive. Nice Celt
Found 2 of those next to an old campfire exposed when a large tree growing on top of a stretch of bed rock tipped over and there were many clam shell pairs and the two little hammer heads. The clams were laying in pairs and had a dime sized hole in one side only. I suspect the Clams were cooked in the fire with the hole side up and the hole kept the clams from opening up as they cooked in the coals, I think the small hammers were used to knock the small hole in the shell on one side.
I just love artifacts with even more mystery (than they all have)! Regardless of what this lil’ perfect guy could tell us, I’m glad to know others speculate on the lives of the Peoples’ children!
Digging in GA, ‘bout a mile from the Savannah River
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