The Forsaken Artifacts:
Crude Stone Tools

(article and 36 photographs)



By:

Kenneth B. Johnston

306 Lake Shore Drive West

Hebron, OH  43025

740-928-1005

kennethbjohnston@hotmail.com

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This entry was posted on 6/6/2006 10:56 PM and is filed under uncategorized.


(top) Opportunistic tool example.  The natural form of this tool is angled and tapered to provide a handle. It is not, or perhaps very lightly worked, perhaps a few breaks to improve grip.  (bottom) After washing the tool in water to remove dirt, a washboard-like parallel grooved working surface was revealed.  The surface appears suitable for grinding plant material.  This tool was found on the banks of the Olentangy River, Whetstone Park, Columbus, Ohio.




 

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