stone axe
noun
a primitive axe made of chipped stone
a blunt axe used for cutting stone
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Historical Examples of stone axe
They lived much more in the open when they had no tree-felling tool but a stone-axe and did not build cabins.
Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog SledHudson Stuck
Let us however look a little closer into the long, long period during which the "fire and stone-axe methods" of farming prevailed.
The Romance of Plant LifeG. F. Scott Elliot
The stone-axe tribe would hold first place;And ruled the rest where'er it went.
The SequelGeorge A. Taylor
The loves and hates, the battles and deaths of these stone-axe folk occurred but yesterday in the time-sheet of the waste places.
Dust of the DesertRobert Welles Ritchie
With his stone-axe he struck her a mighty blow which completely severed her head from her body.
Canadian Fairy TalesCyrus Macmillan