Lets' see 'em, boys, and you gals too.
I bought one for the same reason and ever since, it has not stopped raining and the rivers are high and boiling mad. Oh, well. 
Someday they will recede and when they do the material that has been stirred up ought to be worth it.
Thx BW.Hows it been goin Brent?good to see you back posting.your flooded and we are covered in snow.someday the snow will melt and the water will recede and then there will be flinty fun for us.i hope it is soon because the ole lady is startin to think i am goin insane,she caught me in the garage sitting in my canoe with my dog this past weekend.lol.that double ball is pretty cool,have to go geo on it,but i would have brought it home too.bravowhiskey said:Hey Greg-o,
I see your water huntin' rig in your avatar. Lookin' good.
Nice group of 'facts.
HH,
Brent
thx 37,thats a cool tool.i read an article about grooved hammerstones/mauls not too long ago.apparently here in ohio these spherical shaped grooved hammerstones are not typically found far from flint quarries.large quanities of these tools were found in the flint ridge quarry pits.they got the name flint ridge mauls since they were found at that quarry.there was a maul found at flint ridge that weighed 100 pounds.can you imagine swinging that thing??the peice directly left of the balls is what i think to be an axe preform,hard to see in the pic but it has been pecked all the way around it where they were starting to place the groove.and the other peice may have been used as a hammerstone,mano,grinder or maybe an anvil/platform.it has use wear on all edges and is litely polished on both faces.you gotta love hardstone.thirty7 said:
creek astronaut said:thx 37,thats a cool tool.i read an article about grooved hammerstones/mauls not too long ago.apparently here in ohio these spherical shaped grooved hammerstones are not typically found far from flint quarries.large quanities of these tools were found in the flint ridge quarry pits.they got the name flint ridge mauls since they were found at that quarry.there was a maul found at flint ridge that weighed 100 pounds.can you imagine swinging that thing??the peice directly left of the balls is what i think to be an axe preform,hard to see in the pic but it has been pecked all the way around it where they were starting to place the groove.and the other peice may have been used as a hammerstone,mano,grinder or maybe an anvil/platform.it has use wear on all edges and is litely polished on both faces.you gotta love hardstone.thirty7 said:
