Description
This item resembles a Native American stone tool, potentially a grooved hammer or axe head.Such artifacts were often crafted from materials like granite or sandstone.Similar items have been found as archaeological artifacts in various regions across North America.Without professional appraisal, it is difficult to definitively confirm its authenticity or specific age measures 2 in x 2.5 in x 2.5 in
Condition
Good
Buyer's Premium
23%
Native American Artifact
Estimate $20-$50
Starting Price
$10
Good Bid
Strong Bid
Competitive Bid
2 bidders are watching this item
Get approved to bid.
LiveAuctioneers Purchase Protection
Vetted auction houses
Secure, online bidding
Returns guaranteed for misrepresented listings
Dedicated support when you need it
Antiques, Art, Native American & Collectibles
Aug 6, 2026, 6:00 PM EDTCalhoun, GA, United States
$10
$10
$10
$40
$10
$25
(1 bid)$25
$10
$25
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$60
(2 bids)$20
$40
TOP



![Lot of 5 Native American Artifacts: These items are likely Oldowan choppers, which are among the oldest known stone tools, dating back approximately 1.5 to 2.6 million years ago. [1, 2]The artifacts appear to be made of materials such](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/9859/424389/236255720_1_x.jpg?height=181&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1783791714&width=181)




![Hand Forged Battle Axe: This item resembles a 19th-century vintage axe with a unique shape, possibly a trade tomahawk or battle axe, often crafted with a brass head and wooden handle. [1, 2, 3]Similar items are sometimes](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/9859/424389/236255701_1_x.jpg?height=181&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1783791714&width=181)


![Native American Pottery Jar or Vase: This item resembles an antique or ancient pottery vessel, featuring primitive construction with two distinct lug handles on its sides. [1, 2]Similar objects are described as miniature globuler jars](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/9859/424389/236255704_1_x.jpg?height=181&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1783791714&width=181)
![Native American Stone War Club: This item appears to be a natural stone that closely resembles a "pseudo-artifact" or "geofact"—a rock shaped entirely by natural erosion rather than human modification. [1]Visual AnalysisShape: It](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/9859/424389/236255705_1_x.jpg?height=181&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1783791714&width=181)

![Native American War Club: This item resembles a traditional Native American stone-head club or tomahawk, often constructed from a wood handle and a stone secured with rawhide. [1, 2]Items similar to this, sometimes referred](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/9859/424389/236255707_1_x.jpg?height=181&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1783791714&width=181)

![Lot of 4 Native American Artifacts: These are likely identified as Native American artifacts, such as stone tools or a "Pre 1600" axe, specifically found in a Georgia creek. [1, 2]The items appear to be made of stone and share](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/9859/424389/236255709_1_x.jpg?height=181&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1783791714&width=181)


![Native American Mortar and Pestle: This antique handmade stone mortar and pestle set likely originates from India, according to similar examples featuring rustic, carved stone designs. [1, 2]The piece is crafted from durable marble or](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/9859/424389/236255712_1_x.jpg?height=181&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1783791714&width=181)

