Possible ax

[coosakid]

It may not be... If not how far off I'm I.... Please educate me a lil and not just say rock and kill my post

 

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[Indian Steve]

It is a Very Nice Rock. Sorry, couldn't resist. I would advise you to go back though the post on this forum and look closely at the artifacts. I have seen several post by you and you have the right idea {or at least close} and eventually you will find real relics. You might want to post your location and ask if any local members will take you for a hunt. Good Luck and Keep Hunting. You Will Find something Special one day.

 

[arrow86]

I agree that it's natural ..,,. I can see how the one side that comes to a point may look like an artifact but the rest of it being square and not looking worked cancels that out. I have some very large Quartz knives I have found that I can post if you would like to check them out. But I don't think I have seen any axes made out of quartz. In my area about 90% of the points I find are made from Quartz but they still used different material for axes as well as any pestles or grinding stones.

 

[Backwoodsbob]

You will find many arrowhead in your area made of quartz. Mid state up. Look for gold in the quartz.

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[monsterrack]

It's hard to tell from the photo if it's worked or just broken stone, but I have never seen a quartz axe that I can recall.

 

[coosakid]

I appreciate it... Just something I been wanting to find. Its in tallapoosa county, Alabama... Seems like a good place. They got some land cleared off and got a small creek there. I've found a good bit of sign on both hill tops... Anyways maybe next time

 

[Backwoodsbob]

Are they three hills together. Get smaller to the east?

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