A statement issued by the Australian National University said 'the world's oldest hafted axe' – one with a handle - had been found in Western Australia. Dated to between 46,000 and 49,000 years ...

Archaeologists say the world's oldest axe - which could be up to 49,000 years old - shows Aboriginal tribes were more technically advanced than previously thought. The hafted axe - which has a ...

A long-hafted golden axe wielded by the Death Knight. Bears a representation of a decayed golden ring. Crackles with lightning, the power of the capital's ancient dragon cult. The knight ...

It didn't look like much at first glance, but now, more than two decades after its discovery, the fragment has been identified as a piece of the oldest known hafted axe, or axe with a handle ...

It’s about crafting a tool that feels right in your hands, learning a hands-on skill, and maybe even bringing an old, rusty axe head back to life. Plus, a well-hafted axe is safer and more ...

Archaeologists have unearthed fragments from the edge of the world's oldest-known axe, found in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Archaeologists from The Australian National University ...

An example of a hafted axe similar to the one the unearthed flakes would have come from. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted to EurekAlert!

"A long-hafted golden axe wielded by the Death Knight. Bears a representation of a decayed golden ring. Crackles with lightning, the power of the capital's ancient dragon cult. The knight ...

[we] found a unique long knife blade...probably the most valuable find thus far made. February 24, 1940 Burgh and Scoggin (1948:47) concluded that this hafted knife was "the most interesting stone ...

The coffin, cut from a single oak tree and thought to be about 4,000 years old, contained human remains, a hafted axe, and a bed of plant material meant to cushion the body in its eternal slumber.