Lets see your hammer stones

[rock]

I would like for everyone to post their hammer stones they have. I know the ones I find are either quartz types or flint types. If you know the lithic of the ones you post please say the type. I know everyone picks these up so dont be shy. They come in all different styles some are nicer than others by shape and design. I think this will be fun so post away! rock

 

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[GatorBoy]

This one is an exotic for Florida.. it actually matches ballast stones found on Spanish shipwreck sites nearby.

 

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[rock]

That hammer is a work of art Tom. Id keep that one inside.

 

[rock]

I know there is more people that keep hammer stones. Some are better than others but all did the same job at the end. Anyone else have some to post?

 

[Blair32380]

Picked these up yesterday. The second one is odd...totally flat on bottom and most of the cortex has been chipped off on all sides except a small strip on the very top.

 

[handaxe]

I found this one last weekend. One end abused and the other it looks like it was used in the last week. Cool to see fresh marks on an old tool.

 

[rock]

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Picked these up yesterday. The second one is odd...totally flat on bottom and most of the cortex has been chipped off on all sides except a small strip on the very top.

That first one looks more like a grinder with that flat edge.

 

[handaxe]

I picked this up earlier today

 

[old digger]

Here I one of my favorite hammerstones. I believe it has a orangish jasper core, and it has a couple of blank spalls.

 

[rock]

I believe this one might of been used for a hammer. It has creek stain on it but it is a flint nodule and has a nice handle on it.

 

[surf]

Zowie!

 

[GatorBoy]

That looks just like a fossil coral one that TomClark has.

 

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[GatorBoy]

Most would call this a nutting stone...but I wonder if...

 

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[handaxe]

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Looks like its been used as hammer by those wear marks