Full Groove Axe, Grooved Hammerstone

Archaic and Woodland cultures. Largest measures 5 x 1.75 inches, smallest measures 3 x 1.75 inches. George Nichols collection. Nichols' notes regarding site "Ohio" read as follows: "Those designated O

Native American Indian Stone Tool Assortment (22) items including (9) adzes and chisels; (2) full-groove axes; a 3/4-grooved ax; (2) pestles; (3) knapped chert and flint Provenance: The Estate of Geor

Group of Full Groove Axe, 3/4 Groove Axes and Hammerstone Archaic Period, 8000-500 BCE lot of nine longest 7 1/2 inches From an Estate in Sinking Spring, Ohio

Native American Indian Stone Tool Assortment (20) items including (4) full-grooved axes; 3/4-grooved axe and hammer stone; an adze; a discoidal; oval metate; pestles and grinding stones, (1) marked 'I

This collection of grooved axes range from 4.0 to 4.75 in. in length. THere are five with 3/4 groove and five with a full 360 groove. There are three from Illinois, kentucky, Kansas polished tip, and

4 1/2" X 2 1/4".

Very fine 8 1/4" Full Groove Axe. Russell Co, KY (near Jamestown). Flawless with fine polish. Ex-James Weisenborn, BW Stephens (A-70, tag missing). Stephens acquired from B. Hall in 1956. Well picture

5 ¾” Rare Fluorite Full Groove Axe, Ex. Payne Coll., Madison Co. Ill, Ex. R.K. Meyer, Joe Parish, Ray Feasel Coll., Peoria Museum Coll. Pict. Who’s Who 1 or 2 Ex. Robin Mcabee Coll.

7” Highly Developed Hardstone with several worm and porphorictic spots Full Groove Axe, nice Late Bob Leach of Battle Creek Michigan

3 3/4" Full Groove Axe. Defiance Co, OH. Excellent condition with use wear on bit. Polished Porphyritic Granite (Straw Porphyry). Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Dean Driskell. Pictured in Who's Who in Indian R

A Full Groove Axe Early Archaic Period, 10,000-8000 BCE 10 3/4 inches From an Estate in Sinking Spring, Ohio

Native American, Midwestern to Eastern United States, Eastern Woodland, Archaic period, ca. 5000 to 3000 BCE. A hand-pecked diorite stone axe head with a double headed form, and a groove that encircle

Native American, North America, southeastern United States, Eastern Woodland culture, ca. 500 to 1500 CE. A sturdy hand axe that is carved from mottled beige stone with green, dark gray, citrine, and

6 3/4" Full Groove Axe. Kentucky. Large (6 lbs. 6 oz.), made of finely polished green Hardstone. Good condition with use wear to pole. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Dean Diaz Pictured in Who's Who #12, p496

7 1/2" Taino Full Groove Axe with decoration (human face) on one pole end. Shows use wear on bit. Good polish. Dense brown Hardstone. An old example

7 3/16" Hohokam Full Groove Axe. Pinal Co, AZ. Very fine condition. Peck groove and pole. Ex-Richard Niehoff, Bill Gibson

7 ¼” Porphorictic Highly Developed Full Groove Axe Late Bob Leach of Battle Creek Michigan

9 1/4" Deschutes Full Groove Axe. Deschutes Co, OR. Long, slender with slightly flared bit. Excellent polish. Very fine example. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Jay Robinson

Highly developed 6 3/4" Full Groove Axe. MO. Very good condition. Ex-Lewis McDaniel

A Porphyry Full Groove Axe AND 3/4 Groove Axe Archaic Period, 8000-500 B.C. lot of 2, lengths 4-1/2 inches and 4-5/8 inches Property from the Estate of James Schwickert, Hartford, Wisconsin

3 1/8" Green Quartz Miniature Full Groove Axe. Found Union County Kentucky Very Fine Example.

5” Full Groove Axe, angular grooves flutes on blade, age uncertain

Beautiful material, nice polished surface. Measures 5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Full Groove Axe, Lewis Co Missouri, Heindselman, Highly Polished, 5 3/4 x 4 inches