I was asked to get any help with this Kansas artifact.

[ks_hunter]

I haven't seen a maul/axe of this size so I am kinda at a loss and would like your opinions on this artifact. Any help I could pass on to the owner would be greatly apreciated... It was found in NE Kansas in a plowed field along a creek.

 

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[Felinepeachy]

If we could only see it LOL. Think you forgot the picture

 

[ks_hunter]

Fixed/.. :P

 

[Tnmountains]

Maybe Mooch wil chime in. I am thinking he found some giant ones like that? That is big!!

 

[ks_hunter]

Must have been some stud to weild that bad boy...lol

 

[SOHIO]

Looks like a 4/4 full groove axe, most common axe type, probably early archaic. Those axe types are usually 3-9 inches .

 

[mad.co.walker]

i found one similar to that here in madison county illinois. mine weighed around 8 pounds. flint chaser was with me. i will have him post a picture of it for everyone when i can get it to him. thanks for shareing.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Like SOHIO said, it looks to be a large Full Grooved Axe and though not really all that common they are found that size every now and then.

By the way SOHIO, I use to work for SOHIO, or Standard Oil Of Ohio, back in the late 70's and early 80's. My father ran a SOHIO service station for many years.

 

[ks_hunter]

Sounds like you pro's got it figured out. Thanks for all the help on my delima. I'll pass it on to the owner.

Thanks,
Jason