1610
Likely a "curved blade" frequently used for carving, these knives were traditionally made with the teeth of beaver or porcupine, but were later made of scrap wood and metal after foreign contact, as exemplified by this iron blade.
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| Language: | unknown |
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Mary Church Terrell Main Library
1889
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| Online Access: | http://server15963.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/ocec,6481 |
| Summary: | Likely a "curved blade" frequently used for carving, these knives were traditionally made with the teeth of beaver or porcupine, but were later made of scrap wood and metal after foreign contact, as exemplified by this iron blade. |
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