stony

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Physical description: Main list: A grafted stone ax (emóa) is also used as a hoe or better as a scaffold (e.g. a canoe when it is assembled). The stone blade is first tightened by a stapled ring between two wooden hairs of a skipper, which are then inserted into a tuft stapled from the rattan at the hook end of the stem. The double coat of arms can be rotated when it is sturdy so that the weapon becomes an ax or a telso as necessary. Telso. Telso has a long wooden stalk with a so-called. shoulder, i.e. it is made of a branch. There are perhaps darkness from fire in the stem. The blade is a smooth ground stone planted in an apparently split branch and attached to a tuft braided from the slats of a rattan palm. The Adze head head set in the cottage and stone with a twined sheath of splint stroller.

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