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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: What is still UK
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What awful pictures and background to make judgement on this piece. A stòne axe is pretty much of the same form the world over. One would tend to assume this sort thing most likely to be from PNG or there about. However the absence of the most common materials at hand, plant fibre bindings and the cord based technology of PNG. I dare to say that this piece could be from South America. If you explore and search the AMNH data base. You might see the possibility of a South American origin.
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Join Date: May 2014
Location: Ireland
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Thanks Guys
Well i have purchased the item so we will see what turns up price was minimal enough and I need new things to keep me sane. (The seller is a delivery van driver so he might be out my way sooner than lock down in Ireland is over, just under 2 weeks to go but you never know really) The background does not help in determination of what we have to be sure. The Platina on the handle looks old the seller says it is a slate blade so we will see. The metal to stop the stone cutting int the wood is the part that is throwing me out. I have no stone weapons as yet so I taught i might as well get this one while it is available. Regards to all and i hope you are doing well Ken |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Let us know. The stone does not appear to be of any configuration I have seen.
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