✅ SOLVED 4 Feet underground dug up.... Need help identifying specifics.

[Swampage]

As we dug a grave for our pet cat today, we were about 4 feet in the ground and retrieved this artifact. From what I can conclude it's some type of stone axe or tomahawk from an Indian tribe of some sort. I do not think it is a recreation, nor do I know which era it's from. I am located in Southern New Jersey and would like to know more about this item. THANK YOU

 

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[SCDigginWithAK]

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As we dug a grave for our pet cat today, we were about 4 feet in the ground and retrieved this artifact. From what I can conclude it's some type of stone axe or tomahawk from an Indian tribe of some sort. I do not think it is a recreation, nor do I know which era it's from. I am located in Southern New Jersey and would like to know more about this item. THANK YOU

Yep I'd say axe head. Nice find!

 

[kuger]

wow!!And a dandy at that!!!!!!
Post it in the North American Indian Artifact section here and somebody more familiar with your area will likely assist you.....you do have an "ax"...Native American one for sure though

 

[Jason in Enid]

You dug a 4 foot deep hole for a pet grave?

 

[Swampage]

Yes as a matter of fact we did. He was a large cat, he needed a big hole... Vet gave us a nice sized box for it as well. So yes, the hole was about 4 feet deep.

 

[SCDigginWithAK]

Yes as a matter of fact we did. He was a large cat, he needed a big hole... Vet gave us a nice sized box for it as well. So yes, the hole was about 4 feet deep.

Oh i forgot two things- 1- sorry for your loss. 2- welcome to TreasureNet

 

[Swampage]

Oh i forgot two things- 1- sorry for your loss. 2- welcome to TreasureNet

Thank you very much.

 

[dave sharky]

that,s deep you ever get bored dig around your cat you never know.

 

[Swampage]

that,s deep you ever get bored dig around your cat you never know.

Yeah. We've found other things in the ground around that area over the years.. It's pretty cool to see.

 

[Goldiver]

Definately a grooved ax. Congratulations and welcome to TNet! Here are a few examples... Hardstone - Axes Indian Artifacts whalens-artifacts.com

Steve

 

[clovis97]

Wow...stunning find!!!!

 

[cheese]

Sorry about your cat, but nice find!!

 

[Swampage]

Thank you for all your replies, just in case some of you aren't on the native american forum i'll post the images I've shown there (for those interested).

Thanks again for all your responses!