Primitive Technology: Stone Adze
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Published on Jun 26, 2015
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video shows the construction and use of a stone adze.To put this video
in context, the dome hut you see in the video is in the same spot as the
wattle and Daub hut is today- only 2 years earlier (first started
filming these builds). I shaped the head from basalt using a hammer
stone to roughly shape it (pecking) and a grind stone to polish it
(grinding). I used an L shaped piece of wood to form the handle, carving
a backrest to absorb the shock of each strike and lashed the stone to
the handle using lawyer cane. I then cut down two trees and a sapling to
demonstrate the time taken to use it (note-this land is an abandoned
cane farm and not virgin forest). I would say that a stone adze is
easier to make than a celt ax and is also quite effective at felling
trees. The stone adze was the all purpose wood working tool in Papua New
Guinea and favored over axes by most canoe building cultures. Later I
discarded the adze, demolished the dome and built the wattle and daub
hut without any previous technology I made- just to see if I could.
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