Please tell me this is an Axe-Head

[Indiana_acklac]

Doesn't appear to be an "axe" per-se, but the thing may have been used a little as a hand axe.
Does appear that the overall thickness, wouldn't allow it to be hafted with a handle,
and used for heavier jobs.
The rock has laminations, that would slab off if really clobbered at the end.
Shape looks like, but no, it isn't.
Stream-warn edges..............

The cement stuff on the portions of the bottom edge, you have to see this stuff with your own eye. It's like, granular concrete? It's, weird...

Working on a macro-lense for my Iphone, there's some features you can't just pick up on in the pictures, hopefully I can get some super HD shots here soon.

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

Pictures of rocks shaped like an axe does not make it an axe.

 

[Indiana_acklac]

Pictures of rocks shaped like an axe does not make it an axe.

Agreed.

It also doesn't mean it wasn't some other type of tool.

 

[Indiana_acklac]

*Agree with the move to Geofact, I'll start posting in here from now on (until I get some certified cred...)

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

*Agree with the move to Geofact, I'll start posting in here from now on (until I get some certified cred...)

You can post in artifact forum to learn, just dont get upet when a thread is moved to geofact. You need to learn to look for signs of of being worked, posting strictly because of shape most times will lead you astray, it is like seeing shapes in the clouds.

 

[Indiana_acklac]

You can post in artifact forum to learn, just dont get upet when a thread is moved to geofact. You need to learn to look for signs of of being worked, posting strictly because of shape most times will lead you astray, it is like seeing shapes in the clouds.

When it comes to NA, I will agree with you 100%.