stone axe
Neolithic cutting tool
A stone axe is a primitive cutting tool with a head made of shaped stone rather than metal, typically bound to a wooden handle.
Stone axes were among humanity's earliest tools, used for felling trees, butchering game, and warfare before the development of metallurgy.
The term sometimes appears figuratively for anything crude or outdated: Their software looks like it was designed in the stone axe era.
- flintSpark-producing sedimentary rock
- hatchetSmall one-handed chopper
- prehistoricBefore documented civilization
- neolithicFinal Stone Age period
- choppingCutting into pieces
primitive · tool · obsidian · blade · hunting · caveman · cave dweller · chipped · rough hewn · cleaver · quarry · knapping · paleolithic · ice age · granite · handaxe · hand tool · scraper
- ancient artifactsjade mask, Viking sword, bronze sculptures, antiquities, Roman coin
- ancient weaponssword, swords, shield, shields, bow
- Stone Age toolshandaxe, chopper, arrowhead, arrowheads, spear point
- Aboriginal artifactsboomerang, boomerangs, didgeridoo, didgeridoos, spear thrower
- ancient bronzesbronze sword, bronze dagger, bronze tools, bronze armor, bronze helmet
- Pacific craftstiki, lei, fishhook, fish hook, war club
stone axechainsaw
Motor-driven cutting tool
laser cutter · industrial machinery · power saw · circular saw · CNC machine
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