axe head

The stone axe head is one of two links between the stories.

Felix looked past her, trying to see where the axe head had fallen.

Bronze Age finds include an axe head and a knife.

She brought the heavy axe head down on a bird to crush its skull.

The axe head came round in a blur and split the wood with a crack.

The giant screamed, dropped his own weapon, and tried to pull the axe head free.

After 92 days they discovered an axe head in the sand and were able to build a boat from the wreckage.

The axe head buried itself in the wood, which creaked, but did not split.

However, there are other artifacts such as axe heads and projectile points within the collection.

First, new products such as horse shoes, axe heads and fish hooks were introduced.

The man who can string the bow and shoot it through a dozen axe heads would win.

A butt spike was included as a counterweight to the heavy axe head.

In 1976 half of a polished Neolithic ceremonial axe head was found.

The rough-outs were then polished to give the surface a fine finish to create the axe head.

Using the basic principle of the pendulum, the weight (bob) is replaced by an axe head.

What did the Man do but fix it into the axe head, and soon set to work cutting down tree after tree.

Then an axe head smashed down on his skull, cold and hard and brutal.

Long-shafted battleaxe with a sharp point on the back of the axe head.

It would have required a group tribal effort to mine, smelt and cast the copper axe head.

While the condemned is lying on a bench, a device holds an axe head in position above the neck.

They often contain other tools in addition to the axe head, such as spikes or hammers.

For instance an axe head of the period was found near St. James' Church.

In 1956 several Neolithic stone axe heads were found in the town.

Various artefacts, including a jadeitite ceremonial axe head, have been found along its length.

The axe head crushed his shoulder, burying itself in his chest.