Indigenous grinding stone, bottom section, called a 'millstone'. Very hard brown stone, with both sides used to grind material.

Dark brown grinding stone, found near Strathfieldsaye. Sticker on stone '4'. Interpretive sign used in early display of items reads ' Stone Age Implements, exhibits Nos. 1 - 5, found near Strathfieldsaye, Victoria. Used by the aborigines of the Campaspe area to grind the seeds of plants into flour'

Dark grey cutting stone. Number '5' on stone. Stone is dome shaped with sharp, knapped end. Interpretive sign found with stone reads ' Stone age implements, exhibits Nos 1 - 5, found near Strathfieldsaye, Victoria. Used by the aborigines of the Campaspe area to grind the seeds of plants into a flour'first people, dja dja wurrung, bendigo, campaspe

Dark grey, very hard stone, knapped at one end to sharp edge. Number '8' stuck on stone with tape. Interpretive sign with stone reads ' Stone age implements, exhibits 6 - 10, all found near Axedale, Victoria. Stone axe heads, compare these with a selection of axe heads from the banks of the Loddon, Exhibits 11 - 13'

Dark brown stone axe head, semi circular in shape. Number 12 stuck on stone. Interpretive sign reads' Stone Age Implements, exhibits 11 - 15. All found on the banks of the Loddon River near Bridgewater, Victoria. Stone Axe Heads'first people, indigenous, loddon river, bridgewater

Brown stone, has slight granite appearance. Short edge knapped to provide a sharp edge. Number 10 stuck on stone with tape. Interpretive sign with item reads' Stone Age Implements, exhibits 6 - 10, all found near Axedale, Victoria. Stone Axe heads ( compare these with a selection of Axe Heads from the banks of the Loddon, Exhibits 11 - 15)

Dark grey stone axe head, finely knapped to sharp edge on one end.