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Toki
Wāhanga PacificKupu whakaahua Toki. Adze. Tool used for multiple purposes including carving wooden objects. Carved from basalt stone. Dark in colour. Triangular cross-section. Dull cutting edge with large…
Toki. Adze. Tool used for multiple purposes including carving wooden objects. Carved from basalt stone. Dark in colour. Triangular cross-section. Dull cutting edge with large chip at right side of cutting edge and bevel surface. Bevel surface is polished, concave towards cutting edge. Blade is long, in comparison to shorter butt. Raised shoulder at end of blade, reduces to blade. Butt is polished, terminates at poll. Poll is chipped. Overall surface treatment of the adze is polished. Some chips at edges.
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Toki
Wāhanga PacificRā Tāpiringa UnknownKupu whakaahua Unfinished Toki. Adze. Worked from a stone. Dark, grey and brown in colour. Flat, tear drop shape. No cutting edge or definitive features of a finished adze. Sides of the…
Unfinished Toki. Adze. Worked from a stone. Dark, grey and brown in colour. Flat, tear drop shape. No cutting edge or definitive features of a finished adze. Sides of the piece are pecked, flaked off. Not polished.
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Toki
Wāhanga PacificRā Tāpiringa UnknownKupu whakaahua Toki. Adze. Multipurpose tool used for carving wood and other materials. Carved from a basalt stone. Brown in colour. Triangular cross-section. Sharp cutting edge. Bevel is…
Toki. Adze. Multipurpose tool used for carving wood and other materials. Carved from a basalt stone. Brown in colour. Triangular cross-section. Sharp cutting edge. Bevel is polished, and ground at a gradual incline, slightly concave towards cutting edge. Flat blade. Raised shoulder present at top of blade reduces to butt. Butt and poll are roughly flaked.
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