Orient fishtail of chert projectile point.

Full grooved axe

Full grooved axe is worn at bit and butt; some iron stains; the butt has several gouges; one side is convex, the other is flat

Dark green stone with white and black stone flecks; full center groove; smooth surface; both ends rounded with small pits.

Axe has full groove, very rough stone; several indentations; bit very rounded; butt very chipped.

Small chipped axe or scraper (axe is definitely first choice use)

Pecked and polished surface; blade exhibits lots of use; several plow scars; poll end also exhibits battering

Very pitted with tapered bit; butt rounded; rusted outline of a tool (hammer?) on one side; grooved medial poll (Butt) displays evidence of battering (use); slight bevel of bit when viewed end on

Brown and tan stone; shows much battering from mishandling

Flat with angled side; light brown with dark areas along edge; written on back: "Indian Hatchet Both Corners are chipped. Presented to Wm. E. Sparks, by Col. Wilson [tape with number on it] at Deerfield, July 27, 1861."