Midwest Full Groove Axe Head

ca. 5000 - 9000 BC

2.125" H x 5.75" L x 3.75" W 

Hand Carved from Early Man Stone Large AXE Head with Wide Groove 

Excellent Condition

A Midwest Full Groove Axe Head is a prehistoric Native American stone artifact, specifically a full-grooved axe head commonly found in the Midwestern United States (and broader eastern regions).

These are ancient ground stone tools from the Archaic period (roughly 9,000–2,700 years before present, with full-groove types often dating to the earlier part, around 8,000–4,000+ years old). They represent one of the oldest forms of hafted stone axes used by Indigenous peoples in North America.