Flipped out my new favorite find

[KKOhio]

Got a chance to fight through the corn today. Saw a little bit of hard stone stuck my stick in beside it and flipped out the smallest axe I've found. 2 3/4 inches long 1 3/4 inches tall and 1 1/2 inches thick. Greene county Ohio

[SurfaceHunter]

That’s a good one wish we had them around here in Georgia.

[Kentucky point]

Come on up to Kentucky, we have a ton of them...as far as I heard.

[SurfaceHunter]

You need to get a field to walk Rusty

[Glacial Pebble]

Sweetheart of a find, Congrats!!

[redrocks]

Nice artifact ....congrats

[Cecilia]

My o my o my .....can I have that perfect lil’ Barbie-Doll tool?!

[Kentucky point]

That's awesome! It's fat too...maybe it was bigger at some point.

[gregszybala]

Congrats, you don't find those often.

[oldrocks2]

Super piece never seen one that small. Did see a 40+lb one at owensboro KY years back. That would be a pair. Nice find.

[fldwlkr]

Sweet and from my area!!! I'm on the Greene/ Clark County border. It had to be hot and humid in the rows.
fldwlkr

[STOM]

Amazing Find!! That size is awesome.

[KKOhio]

Thanks everyone. Oldrocks that 40lb axe would be something to see. Fldwlkr very hot in there. Always wanted to do some hunting your way.

[oldrocks2]

That 40 lb er had everyone shaking their heads. It was good as gold but trying to figure why was the talk.

[Tam]

Loved the post name and had to take a look . Boy that is a super find . Very unusual the size . Here is something interesting to think about is the culture in the area .
I have the Swiftcreek known for that paddle stamp pottery . Well those stamps being organic have never been found but I find some very unique small tools I feel were used to create those paddle stamps and wood work .

[Whippoorwill]

Beautiful little grooved axe. Congrats.