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Axes & Hard Stone Tools Page 3 Page 1 Page 2
| 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.) |
























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| MHTO932 |
A very small, nicely polished black |
Recovered in |
150.00 |
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Full Grooved mini Axe head having |
Concepcion, |
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the usual surface scratches and a chip |
Sinalon, MX |
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from the center of the cutting edge |
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dlow932 |

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| MHTO938 |
A small polished greenish-gray |
Found in Prtodelas |
175.00 |
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jade 3/4 grooved mini-axe head |
Canoas, Sin, MX |
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having damage to the cutting |
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edge (photos 5 & 6) |
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dlow938 |

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| GETO5 |
A nice volcanic, triangular mortar |
Found in |
185.00 |
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paired with a damaged mortar, still |
Fort Rock, OR |
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a good marriage, despite her flaws |
(Details to buyer) |
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| GBTO4 |
A very scarce gray lava rock quern stone |
Found in Northern California |
200.00 |
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(foot mortar) in very good condition (See |
in Modoc Territory |
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Carrol B. Howe's Ancient Modocs of |
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California and Oregon, page 30 for other |
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samples of this type as well as how they |
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were used) |
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| GBTO5 |
A quite scarce two handled "horned" volcanic |
Found in Northern California |
200.00 |
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rock Mano having 4 slight chip marks around |
in Modoc Territory |
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the edges to the bottom grinding area. (See |
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Emory Strong's Stoneage in the Great Basin, |
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page 218 for other samples of this type) |
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| GBTO6 |
A very scarce gray quern stone (foot |
Found in Northern California |
175.00 |
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mortar) in very good condition and |
in Modoc Territory |
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quite worn down from ancient useage. |
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(See Carrol B. Howe's Ancient |
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Modocs of California and Oregon, |
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page 30 for other samples of this type |
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as well as for how they were used) |
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| MHTO920 |
A nicely polished greenish-black hardstone |
Recovered in |
130.00 |
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Pestle in perfect condition with the |
Humboldt Co., CA |
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exception of one minor chip to the side, |
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extending from the business end (Photo 4) |
Ex: Davis |
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| TO87 |
A fine grained gray basalt flaked combination axe |
Recovered in the |
45.00 |
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and hammer head having all the proper traces of |
Nevada Desert |
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use wear and excellent mineralization as a |
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testimony to it's antiquity. This one was probably |
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used to knock out better flint material from |
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outcrops at a quarry site and is quite a scarce item |
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| GBTO2 |
A very neat little notched |
Undocumented, most |
30.00 |
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orange-brown stone net sinker |
likely Northern California |
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Ex: Charles Miles |
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| ACTO8 |
A fairly thick and quite hefty gray Donut stone, |
Recovered on private farmland near |
125.00 |
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which was quite chewed-up by farming machinery. |
Alpaugh in Tulare Co., CA during the |
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These were used on the end of digging sticks to |
1950's through 1960's |
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add more power to the downward thrust when |
(More information to buyer) |
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dislodging edible roots and are quite rare items |
Ex: Leon Taylor |
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| TPTO345 |
A pretty wicked gray hard stone Archaic full-grooved Maul. |
Lake Co., OR |
125.00 |
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The groove is quite shallow and it has a fair-sized chip from |
(Full history to buyer) |
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one of it's business ends, which would indicate actual use as |
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a hammer stone/maul, but I'm not totally convinced that this |
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one was "completed" for it's intended purpose. |
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| DATO708 |
A nicely polished black, on one face, mottled |
Found on the |
45.00 |
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green on the other, Jadite "Rubbing" or |
Columbia River |
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Polishing Stone used during the hide-tanning |
in Oregon |
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process and having a few rough sections to it's |
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surfaces and some nicking to the edges |
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| DATO707 |
A somewhat polished plain gray "Rubbing" or |
Found on the |
30.00 |
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Polishing Stone used during the hide-tanning |
Columbia River |
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process and having a slight surface crack near |
in Oregon |
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the edge of one end. |
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| JCTO5 |
A neat, and quite unusual (for type) brick-red |
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50.00 |
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pecked "toed" Net Weight in excellent condition |
Humboldt Co., NV |
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| DFTO3 |
A section of a sandstone shaft abrader |
From an old collection recovered |
15.00 |
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having a single groove on side A. |
in Southern Oregon |
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| DATO709 |
A fairly thin (for type) but sturdy, somewhat rough |
Found on the |
50.00 |
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mottled light greenish-gray Adze Bit. These are |
Columbia River |
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fairly scarce finds, often overlooked in the field |
in Oregon |
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