Hardstone Axes

[Butch Wilson]

Sam, them bad boys have a few plow marks probably made some "sandlapper" on a 8-n unhappy when he hit them.
I lived in Rock Hill for a few years and they ain't kiddin' that place was well named.

[itwasluck]

Any grooved ax is a good one. None here as far as I can tell in this part of Ga. I have some Celts but no ax heads. They are on another site.

[shartis]

My two axes from S.C.. Not to many in these parts

[frazier76]

nice axes
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[itwasluck]

Cliff you were rite! Not a broken ax head but 2 preforms just alike and never finished. Same size and shape but just never completed as to what they wanted. Maybe the material wasnt good enough for them.

[rmartin]

Hey Mike. Glad to see you posting here and love your avatar! Ray

[Stonetools]

NICE AXES..................MIKE B)

[gregszybala]

Not a personal find but a gift from a friend one county over, sweet little bugger thou.

[tomclark]

LOL, Butch, yes that axe came with Brunhilda :laugh:  :laugh:  I didn't overclean it and it still has the red clay stain and tiny fibers in crevices.

[Butch Wilson]

Hey Tom, is that the axe that came with a wife ?

[CMD]

Great axes, Ray, and a great thread with excellent examples all around from forum members. Have only found one intact and a broke in decades of looking.

[tomclark]

Holy Cow, great axes guys!
This one from SC  Paint chips on it from sitting on shelf!

[turkeytail]

Nice axes guys. Never found one..maybe this year!

[spanky]

Yes it is, the one end comes to a point and the broke end would of been tapered to a nice bit. He told me where they found it just need to see if same family owns the ground.

[rmartin]

That is a very unusual one Spanky and a big one too. Its a real shame its broken but I still like it. Ray