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Axes & Hard Stone Tools Page 1   Page 2   Page 3

This page contains Axes, celts and other hard stone ancient native American
Indian relics. (See the flint tools page for "flaked" tools, such as drills, scrapers,
knife blades, etc.)

Item: Type: Metate Provenance: Price
JCTO13 A HUGE, OUTSTANDING and Extremely Rare offering of a Large porous Offered by the finder who  3,500.00
Metate combined with it's original and equally HUGE Mano stone. The Metate recovered these in 1970 in
has an unusual and uncharacteristic 1/4" to 1/2" groove all around it's outer rim, Churchill Co., Nevada
and I can only surmise that this was worked into the Metate to facilitate moving (details to buyer)
this 138 pound monster. The Metate measures 32-1/2" tall x 22-1/2" wide x 2-
1/2" thick with the Mano stone weighing in at a whopping 16 pounds and
measuring 18" long by 5" wide. An outstanding set and the largest we've ever
seen. Both were recovered together by the seller. Truly a rare, museum grade set!

Item: Type: Arrow Shaft Straightener Provenance: Price
MHTO1601 A very rare, one of a kind Arrow Shaft Straightener having 2 working Recovered from 2,200.00
grooves, one horizontal and one diagonal. It also show signs of being   Ventura Co., CA 1/22 ON-HOLD mh
used as an arrowhead abrader on it's reverse side. One of the best we've
ever seen, published in "Indian & Eskimo Artifacts of North America" by
Charles Miles, page 98, plate 3.201. This one even comes with it's own
free-standing miniature metal display stand. An outstanding piece! Ex: Michael Hough

Item: Type: Nutting Stone Pestle and Anvil set Provenance: Price
TGRTO1 An extremely rare combination, a medium gray-brown Nutting Stone with it's own anciently Offered by the original finder SOLD
shaped finger pestle!!! I've seen nutting stones in the past, but this is the first "shaped" who recovered this one from
nutting stone pestle I've ever seen. The nutting stone anvil has the typical shallow concave  an ancient site in San Luis
working areas on both faces and the nutting stone pestle is in perfect condition! Quite a rare Obispo County, California
combination and one heck of a conversation piece for a serious collector's coffee table! 8/27

Item: Type: 3/4-Grooved Axe Head Provenance: Price
TSCTO1 A VERY nice speckled granite 3/4-grooved Axe head in Offered by the finder  425.00
excellent condition. It measures 3-1/2" long x 1-3/4" wide x who recovered this one
3/4" thick and is just an outstanding piece. in St. Charles Co., MO

Item: Type: Full Grooved Axe Head Provenance: Price
TSCTO2 A very highly polished hematite Full-grooved Axe head having very Offered by the finder  425.00
slight surface chipping. Still an outstanding and quite scarce piece. who recovered this one
in St. Charles Co., MO

Item: Type: Polished Hematite Celt Provenance: Price
TSCTO5 A highly attractive, highly polished hematite Celt in excellent Offered by the finder 750.00
condition. This "might" just have been a ceremonial item, as it who recovered this one
shows no usage wear as other utilitarian celts normally do. in St. Genevieve Co., MO
An outstanding piece!

Item: Type: Full grooved Archaic Axe head Provenance: Price
TGRTO4 A nice, narrow light gray full-grooved Archaic Axe head in outstanding condition. Undocumented, most likely 295.00
The hafting groove shows good usage polish and as far as axes go, this one is mid-western in origin
more slender than most I've ever seen. Just a superior and atypical piece!

Item: Type: Full-grooved Archaic Axe Preform Provenance: Price
TGRTO5 Now here's something you don't see everyday... a nice, hefty mottled gray granite  Undocumented, most likely 250.00
full-grooved Archaic Axe Head PREFORM!!!... (OK, so it's actually a "Planform", mid-western in origin
but most people don't know the difference between the two.) This is one great
example of the stages an Axe went through during it's manufacture. The groove
boundary has been fully established, although it's at a stage where it is too shallow
for practical use. The butt end has been flattened and has a nice taper to the lower
lip of the hafting groove all the way around, and this section looks to be completed. 
The ancient artisan has both faces tapered nicely towards the cutting edge, although
these appear to be only 80% complete. The cutting edge itself is flat and
unsharpened at this stage of it's development. A MOST unusual and quite rare find!

Item: Type: "Killed" Mortar Provenance: Price
TGRTO6 A very nice stone Mortar which is a little bit rough around the Offered by the original 450.00
edges and has slight multiple surface scratches, but is otherwise finder who recovered this
in excellent condition, as far as a 3,000+ year old mortar goes.  one from an ancient site in
This one was anciently "killed" (An ancient practice of punching San Luis Obispo Co., CA
out the bottom of mortars, or otherwise breaking tools and (more information to buyer)
other possessions when the owner went to the happy hunting
grounds.) which really adds to it's special, unique character.
This rarity is attributed to the Chumash tribe.

Item: Type: Metate Provenance: Price
TGRTO7 A very hefty, and somewhat thick (for type) Metate grinding  Offered by the original 475.00
stone. The surface is well used and flat, with a base suitable for finder who recovered this
placement in a shallow trench for stability. Actually quite a one from an ancient site in
unique piece for the area it was found. Attributed to the Chumash San Luis Obispo Co., CA
tribe (more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO8 A well used, very long and quite large (for type) stone Pestle. It Offered by the original 225.00
has some surface cracking and flaking from it's great age and finder who recovered this
weathering, but is in excellent condition for this type of artifact. one from an ancient site in
Attributed to the Chumash tribe. San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Stone Mortar Provenance: Price
TGRTO9 A very nice hard stone Mortar in very good condition,  Offered by the original 400.00
dating back to around 3,500 years old and attributed to finder who recovered this
the Chumash tribe. one from an ancient site in
San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Double-sided Mortar Provenance: Price
TGRTO10 A very nice, interesting and quite unique double-sided grinding Offered by the original 375.00
Mortar having shallow dips on both faces for food processing.  finder who recovered this
This one dates back to at least 3,500 years old and is attributed one from an ancient site in
to the Chumash tribe. San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Boat Anchor Provenance: Price
TGRTO17 A highly unusual and quite rare, river polished Boat Anchor Offered by the original 450.00
having a quite weathered vertical cordage groove and dating finder who recovered this
back more than 3,500 years. This one is attributed to the one from an ancient site in
Chumash tribe, and is quite a rare item in very good condition San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Roller Pin Mano/Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO11 A quite large, very hefty "roller pin" hard stone Mano/Pestle used in Offered by the original 300.00
food processing more than 3,500 years ago. This one is in excellent finder who recovered this
condition for the age and is attributed to the Chumash tribe. one from an ancient site in
San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO12 A nice medium-sized stone Pestle dating back more than Offered by the original 200.00
3,500 years and attributed to the Chumash tribe. finder who recovered this
one from an ancient site in
San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO13 A nice, somewhat asymmetrical gray stone Pestle having  Offered by the original 175.00
ancient usage wear on both ends. This ancient piece dates back finder who recovered this
more than 3,500 years and is attributed to the Chumash tribe. one from an ancient site in
San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO14 A very nice and quite hefty gray stone Pestle in excellent Offered by the original 225.00
condition. This one dates back more than 3,500 years and finder who recovered this
is attributed to the Chumash tribe. one from an ancient site in
San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Mano Provenance: Price
TGRTO15 A very nice and quite thick (for type) oval-shaped grinding Offered by the original 325.00
Mano stone dating back more than 3,500 years and is finder who recovered this
attributed to the Chumash tribe. It has slight surface cracking one from an ancient site in
from age and weathering, but is still in excellent condition. San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Grinding Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO16 A most interesting gray hard stone grinding Pestle dating back more Offered by the original 185.00
than 3,500 years and is attributed to the Chumash tribe. It has 2 finder who recovered this
grooves on opposing sides, to what purpose, I haven't a clue, but one from an ancient site in
they were certainly worked there intentionally. Quite a unique piece. San Luis Obispo Co., CA
(more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Roller Pin Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO18 A VERY long (for type) and quite plow-scarred Roller Pin Offered by the original 250.00
Pestle. From the multiple plow scar marks, it's incredible that finder who recovered this
this one wasn't completely broken by the farming machinery. one from an ancient site in
It dates back more than 3,500 years and is attributed to the San Luis Obispo Co., CA
Chumash tribe. Quite an artifact with "character". (more information to buyer)

Item: Type: Pecking Stone Provenance: Price
TGRTO2 A quartz Pecking stone, used during the direct percussion flaking Offered by the original finder 20.00
phase of knapped chert tools, such as knife blades. It shows signs of who recovered this one from
the ancient pecking areas on either end, and was quite well used. an ancient site in San Luis
(Many artifact hunters don't recognize this tool in the field, even Obispo County, California
though it's one heck of a great indicator of an ancient site.)

Item: Type: Pecking Stone Provenance: Price
TGRTO3 A creek pebble Pecking stone, used during the direct percussion flaking Offered by the original finder 20.00
phase of knapped chert tools, such as knife blades. It shows signs of the  who recovered this one from
ancient pecking areas along 2 opposing edges at one end, and was quite an ancient site in San Luis
well used. (Many artifact hunters don't recognize this tool in the field, Obispo County, California
even though it's one heck of a great indicator of an ancient site.)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BWTO1 YIKES!... Weighing in at a whopping 13-1/2" long by 3" wide, a very RARE Recovered near 3,300.00
Columbia River Zoomorphic (Fish-shaped) Club fashioned from Jadite and having The Dalles, OR
a drilled hole for suspension on it's base/tail section along with tally marks along (details to buyer)
both edges. Some opinions offered were that this one could have been used as a
war club, but personally I believe that this one was probably used to dispatch the
40+ pound, almost 5' long salmon which the Native Americans frequently caught
from the Columbia River back in the day. This specimen was anciently "killed" 
(intentionally broken into 3 pieces to release the spirit of the stone) and the sections
were professionally re-attached. It comes with a very nice Oak display case  Ex: Carol Morton
pictured above and is one item which is almost never offered for sale anywhere! Stermer COA dlcr

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO1593 A well formed greenish-gray/brown hardstone Net Sinker Undocumented, Far 45.00
having a nice groove running all around it's center. This one Western states/region.
is better defined than most net sinkers. Ex: Michael Hough

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO1594 A fairly small, interesting quartz Pestle which was probably used for Undocumented, Far 45.00
grinding up medicines. It shows internal fractures (photo 3) and Western states/region.
roughness and chipping to the top end, but is still quite a unique piece. Ex: Michael Hough

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO1596 A very light greenish-gray metamorphosed sandstone pump drill fly-weight Recovered from 120.00
having a median ridge all the way around and a center hole which tapers Deer Creek Canyon
outwards on both sides. Quite a choice item! in Jefferson Co., CO
Ex: Michael Hough

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO1597 A tan-brown and gray metamorphosed sandstone Discoidal Undocumented 225.00
in very good condition, but totally lacking in provenance. It
has 2 lines of sparse writing in black ink on one side, but I
couldn't make it out even with the aid of a good blacklight. Ex: Michael Hough

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JFTO3 Now this one's just darn cute... I know, I know, we're not supposed to call Recovered from 1200.00
ancient artifacts "cute"... but that's what my wife said about this one, and I had to Central California
snatch it away from her before she found a plant small enough to fit into this one.
A most impressive VERY small, highly polished light gray steatite medicine
grinding bowl having blue-green specks in the hoststone. It's extremely well
formed with only a few minor and very small ancient usage nicks around the
edges. Medicine bowls are EXTREMELY rare and seldom offered for sale anywhere. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JFTO4 A VERY long (for type) and very rare greenish-brown polished diorite Recovered from 1200.00
double-grooved Atlatl weight in excellent condition. It has a single binding Tuolumne Co., CA
groove channel on either end, although the channel is quite encrusted with 
caliche-like deposits on one end. The bottom is slightly concave to facilitate
close contact with the atlatl shaft. This is one superior example of a truly
rare artifact which pre-dated the bow & arrow. Jackson COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JFTO5 A somewhat rustic light gray gneiss Phallic Pestle which has a Recovered from 950.00
surface which was sufficiently pecked into shape, but which lacks Merced Co., CA
any sign of polishing, which was normally done to enhance pestles
of this type, leaving me to believe that this one wasn't totally
finished with the manufacturing stage. Quite a scarce item. Jackson COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO4 A highly unusual, quite unique dark green granite-like polished and drilled Offered by original finder, 650.00
hardstone pump drill fly-weight which was found on an ancient Archaic site. found in Crook Co., OR
The edges are just a little bit rough around the top of the hole, although these
have been smoothed out with aging, and the base has a couple of minor
weathered ancient nicks around the outer edge, but this one is essentially
intact as it was made and used hundreds of years ago. Definitely a most
rare item.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO5 A highly polished green-brown hardstone medium sized Pestle which  Found in 350.00
shows a couple of ancient usage nicks to the working end. This one is quite Harney Co., OR
refined as Pestles go; normally they don't have the highly polished surfaces
this one displays. A very superior example of this ancient tool type.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO6 An absolutely gorgeous 3/4-grooved, black hardstone Axe head having a Found in 600.00
fluted bottom and ancient usage marks on the poll end. (photos 6 & 8) The bit Harney Co., OR
end also has a couple of very minor ancient usage nicks, which only add to it's 
character and reaffirm it's great antiquity... OK... now for the big question... the
form of this axe head is unique to the Hohokam culture of areas restricted to 
Arizona... so what in the world was this piece doing hundreds of miles away in
Oregon where it was found? I have no clue, but it certainly leaves open many
theories about trading routes and the migrations of the ancients.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO120 A very nice brown sandstone Mortar recovered with a light gray, Recovered from 450.00
hardstone Pestle. A great matching set. The mortar has a few Los Banos, CA 1/8 ON-HOLD mb
scrapes from very close encounters with a plow blade, but is in
very good condition for the age. The Pestle has no damage.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCTO3 A HUGE and quite heavy, rare grooved Ice Pick, well Recovered in 250.00
formed on side A but quite crude on side B, where it may Churchill Co., NV
  have been sheared down it's length from aggressive use in    
  ancient times. I've only seen similar examples come from    
  dried-up lake beds in desert areas. A most interesting artifact.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCTO7 An EXTREMELY RARE, TOP NOTCH Museum grade Marble Pershing Co., NV 1,800.00
Bluff Marble Atlatl weight having notches at either end for binding 
  the weight to the Atlatl and a concave base to facilitate tight binding    
  to the Atlatl handle. Marble Bluff Marble artifacts are extremely    
  rare, with only 1 source for this material existing in the desert areas    
  (and this one source is now off-limits, so no new material will be    
coming from this territory!) An exceptional, perfect and rare jewel
from the ancient days BEFORE the bow and arrow were created! Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DVTO1 A nice VERY scarce granitic sandstone   Recovered in Malibu, CA 1800.00
Chumash Mace Head having quite a 12/14 ON-HOLD as
display of attractive colors and patterns
and in excellent condition. (It actually has
more of a pleasant greenish "hue" than Ex: Anderson
was captured in the photographs) Breckinridge COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO1 A highly attractive and hefty, good sized, pitch  From and older collection 850.00
black hardstone pestle which is nicely polished recovered from Harney Co., OR
and very uniform/symmetrical. A VERY (More information to buyer)
superior example of this nice ancient tool.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO2 A fairly long and large brownish-gray granite Phallic Pestle having a From and older collection 1200.00
somewhat dull rustic finish and excellent symmetry. It's quite smooth recovered from Harney Co., OR
from many years of use in ancient times and retains pecking marks (More information to buyer)
around the grinding end on the sides. It has slight surface scratches
and a small (1/16" deep) nick caused by farming machinery, which is
typical for artifacts recovered from agricultural areas... at least for the
ones which survived their encounter with farming machinery. Phallic 
Pestles are quite rare, and this one is more so because it has additional
diamond-shaped incised patterns under the double-ring, incised
groove on the Phallic end. Quite an exceptional and rare artifact.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO3 A fairly long, highly polished blackish-brown From and older collection 1100.00
hardstone Phallic grinding Pestle with it's own recovered from Harney Co., OR
unique wavy "style". It has 2 incised grooves on (More information to buyer)
the Phallic poll end and is missing a section from
the grinding end from overly aggressive ancient
usage or pounding. (The missing section didn't
interfere with it's continued use, as this area is
heavily polished from continued use.) Quite a
choice piece, and Phallic Pestles are RARE!

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMTO1 A fairly large (long) 3/4-grooved green granite  Recovered from 500.00
Hohokam Axe head which is nicely polished on Hohokam, AZ
the bit end and shows typical usage wear,
especially to the poll end. (photos 5 & 7)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMTO2 A full-grooved green granite Hohokam Axe head  Recovered in Arizona 125.00
which is well formed, nicely polished and anciently
battered with typical (slight) usage marks to the 
poll end (photo 7) and missing a substantial section
from the bit. (photos 5 & 6) Priced accordingly.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMTO3 A very interesting 3/4-grooved granite Axe head planform. It Recovered in Arizona 220.00
has a quite shallow groove pecked into it's surface and is a
great study of the painstaking peck and polish process. It has
blue paint on both ends, probably from being stored on a
garage shelf too close to someone's working/painting area. (I
believe that this can be removed with a good acetone soaking.)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO103 An absolutely perfect, and fairly large Recovered in Lake Co., CA, 800.00
museum grade stone metate having a  attributed to the Pomo tribe
roller-pin for a mano. This set is simply (Details to buyer)
gorgeous and fairly scarce, especially in
this condition

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO897 A very nice and LARGE Recovered by   950.00
pecked and polished Dr. H.H.Stuart
knobbed pestle on Gunther Island
14-3/8" long by 2-1/16" in diameter in Humboldt Bay, CA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DATO761 An extremely rare dark brown highly polished "reversible" Recovered near SOLD 12/7
hourglass shaped stone Paint Mortar. It has a concave Portland, OR 
bowl section on each end for use in grinding/processing 2
different paint colors by grinding up ores and plant matter 
which was then mixed with animal fat to create the desired
paint for a number of applications, such as when creating
pictographs. It has a few ancient usage nicks to the rims,
but is otherwise in the same condition as it was used
hundreds of years ago. A rare, museum quality piece. dldacr761

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DATO762 An EXTREMELY RARE Drilled Stone Oil Lamp having a nicely Found by Ernie Cowles SOLD 12/7
defined Sunray pattern ground around the edges of the bowl. It on the Columbia River
has 2 small drilled holes for the wick, and 2 more drilled holes in  near The Dalles, OR
one side, possibly for some sort of suspension. Additionally it has
another small wick hole drilled near the upper edge on the inside
of the bowl, which I'm guessing was also for a wick, although it
lacks the partner hole, so it was probably an abandoned effort
after the maker realized that it's positioning wasn't right for it's
intended purpose. Definitely a museum piece, and we've only
handled one other having the sunburst pattern in the past. dldacr762

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCTO6 A very scarce full-grooved, bi-pointed quartz War Club  Churchill Co., NV 350.00
Head in excellent condition for the age. Quite an outstanding
piece which is seldom seen offered for sale anywhere!

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
CFTO1 A very nice and obviously well-used polished Quay Co., NM SOLD 12/10
black hardstone Archaic 3/4-grooved Axe 
head. It has ancient usage chips to the bit, but
is in overall very good condition

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO92 Now this one would get the job done ! A  Recovered in Pinal Co., AZ  250.00
very hefty well made jet black 3/4 grooved (full detailed history to buyer) 12/26 ON-HOLD dh
Hohokam Hammer Head from the
Snaketown phase dating around 700 A.D. Stermer COA

 

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBTO7 A very rare black volcanic rock cap- Recovered in 800.00
topped Maul. With the exception of a  Humboldt Co., CA
couple of ancient nicks to the cap top's by Dr. H.H. Stuart
edges, this one's in perfect condition.
Attributed to the Yurok tribe

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO918 A large and very rare, nicely formed Found By Dr. H.H. Stuart 500.00
hard stone Maul which has an ancient in Humboldt Co., CA 2/5 ON-HOLD Lst
chip to one side of the top knob

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO919 A very large and very rare California 300.00
drilled sandstone Conical
Paint Blower assumed to be
used in making pictographs

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO896 An extremely rare pecked and polished Recovered on the 850.00
hardstone Pestle having the original Columbia River in
buffalo/bison (?) horn handle, probably from a Yakima Co., WA
buffalo. A similar one is published in Charles (details to buyer)
Miles Indian & Eskimo Artifacts of North
America, page 47, plate 1.261, number 4

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO900 A very rare and nicely Found by Dr. H.H. Stuart 950.00
polished black steatite on Gunther Island in
Cooking Bowl having some Humboldt Bay, CA
edge nicks but still intact Ex: Charley Mitchell

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO901 Now this one's cute !... a smaller brown Recovered from Trinidad 550.00
and black highly polished steatite Cooking in Humboldt Co., CA
Bowl with a short handle. It has typical
bruises here and there, but is still intact.
A very rare item !

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TMCTO2 A very nice and VERY LONG 21-7/8" x 2-5/8" Recovered in  6,500.00
gray granite knobbed Chumash "Ceremonial" San Luis Obispo Co., CA
Pestle in excellent condition, described by the (details to buyer)
owner as having a surface smooth as silk with
perfect symmetry. This one dates to the Historic 
Era, circa 1800 A.D. and is  quite a rare offering!
See "Indian & Eskimo Artifacts of North America"
by Charles Miles, page 47 Jackson COA

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