Discovered: The tool could potentially 'set back our known history'.
Discovered: The tool could potentially 'set back our known history'.
Those are on sale at Home Depot this week.
Kind of looks like a rock to me...
Or, an archaeologist planted it there.
We have a whole collection of tools that look like that. The Indians on the WA coast were still stone age in the 1800s. We have all sizes, too. You can tell that some are kid size. The Indians here probably used them to open clam shells, etc.
The one thing that no one seems to be able to identify looks like a stone hot dog.
But how do you date something made from a chunk of rock? Very lucky that the guy decided to pick it up. I might have seen that and said, “oh, chunk of rock”.
The axe, which was found on a stretch of shore in St Ola by a local man walking along the beach...
The 'local man' was immediately arrested by Scotland Yard for Possession of a Deadly Weapon and is being held without bail. The Police are looking for possible connections between this local man and unsolved Axe Murders that go back to 400,000 B.C.
When asked by reporters for a comment, Scotland Yard Inspector John Barrymoore Smythwilkessonjun said: "We can't be too careful nowadays. People just can't go around willy-nilly alleged;y 'finding axes on a beach'."
i wonder how they put the axe handle on? it doesnt look like it has a narrow neck for easy attachment.
split a branch and wrap it around?
Looks like a hammer to me, but then, so does most everything.
