Full-grooved Basalt Axe Head | American Southwest Virtual Museum Image Galleries

Cultural Period: Ancestral Puebloan (Wupatki Pueblo, A.D. 1130 – A.D. 1260)

Description: Basalt axe head with a full groove for hafting found on the surface at Wupatki Pueblo.

Dimensions: 7.95 (H) x 4.95 (W) x 3.95 (T) cm 3.13 x 1.95 x 1.56 in).

Collection: On display at Wupatki National Monument (catalog card).

Double-bitted Axe

Axe, Alternate View

Axe, Alternate View

3/4-groove Axe, Alternate View

Axe with Rounded Poll

Axe, Alternate View

Axe, Alternate View 2

Full-groove Axe

Full-groove Axe, Alternate View

Full-groove Axe

Full-groove Axe, Alternate View

Full-groove Axe, Alternate View 2

Full-groove Double-bit Axe/Maul

Full-groove Double-bit Axe/Maul, Alternate View

Grooved Greenstone Axe

Notched Axe, Alternate View

Broken Axe/Maul

Broken Axe/Maul

Re-used Broken Axe/Maul

Reworked Fragment

Reworked Axe, Alternate View

Full-grooved Basalt Axe Head

Grant Negative 32

Double Bit Stone Axe

Diorite 3/4-groove Axe

Double-bitted Axe

Well-polished Axe

Prehistoric Axe with a Modern Handle

Axe Reused as a Hammer

Double-bitted Axe

Small Axe or Chisel

Pick, Alternate View

Full-groove Axe

Information

Author: Dan Boone/Ryan Belnap, Bilby Research Center, Northern Arizona University

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