So maybe I am obsessed with ground stone celts, who isn’t, but nonetheless I liked this story of the lucky discovery of a cache of large pecked and ground stone woodworking tools in Tongass National Forest in the Alaska Panhandle. The article claims the hafting grooves are finger grips, which I think is unlikely. More likely these are from elbow adzes, such as this one.
Is this relevant to that detailed discussion with Morely about felling trees and adze terminology?
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can’t find a decent link via your site or google.
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