This item resembles a Native American stone axe head, likely from the Southeastern United States. [1, 2]It appears to be a "full grooved" axe, where a groove has been pecked or ground around the entire circumference for hafting to a handle. [1, 2]Such artifacts are generally associated with the Archaic and Woodland periods, ranging in age from approximately 3,000 to over 7,000 years old. [1, 2]While this appears to be a man-made tool, similar-looking natural rock formations or fossils can sometimes be mistaken for artifacts.

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