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Axe, Limestone, paint
ca. 1981–1975 B.C.
Ceremonial Axe, Wood, stone, fiber, Massim people
Massim people
mid- to late 19th century
Ceremonial axe, Nephrite, wood, fiber, flying fox fur, New Caledonia
New Caledonia
Kilonda (ceremonial axe), Songye artist, Iron, copper, wood, Songye peoples
Songye artist
19th–first half of 20th century
Khaandu (ceremonial axe), Yaka artist, Iron, wood, Yaka peoples
Yaka artist
Late 19th–first half of 20th century
Metabauxite axe, Stone, Cretan
Cretan
5th–4th millennium BCE
Ceremonial axe, Taíno artist(s), Greenstone, Taíno
Taíno artist(s)
600–1500 CE
Ceremonial axe, Taíno artist(s), Greenstone, Taíno
Taíno artist(s)
600–1500 CE
Ceremonial axe, Taíno artist(s), Greenstone, Taíno
Taíno artist(s)
600–1500 CE
Axe Vessel, Gordon Baldwin  British, Earthenware
Designer Gordon Baldwin
1986
Bronze double axe, Bronze, Minoan
Minoan
ca. 1400–1050 BCE
Small jadeitite axe, Steatite, green, Cretan
Cretan
5th–4th millennium BCE
Ceremonial axe with headrest, Tsonga or Shona artist, Wood, iron alloy, copper alloy, Shona peoples
Tsonga or Shona artist
Late 19th century
Long-bladed axe, Copper, wood
ca. 1981–1550 B.C.
Celt (votive axe), Olmec artist(s), Jade, Olmec
Olmec artist(s)
10th–4th century BCE
Fragmentary bronze double axe, Bronze, Minoan
Minoan
ca. 2900–1450 BCE
Small metabauxite axe, Stone, Cretan
Cretan
5th–4th millennium BCE
Fragmentary stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE
Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE
Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE
Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE
Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE
Bronze double axe, Bronze, Minoan
Minoan
ca. 1600–1050 BCE
Small serpentinite axe, Stone, Cretan
Cretan
5th–4th millennium BCE
Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE
Bronze double axe, Bronze, Minoan
Minoan
ca. 1600–1050 BCE
Small jadeitite axe, Stone, Cretan
Cretan
5th–4th millennium BCE
Bronze double axe, Bronze, Minoan
Minoan
ca. 1600–1450 BCE
Bronze flanged axe, Bronze, Helladic
Helladic
2nd millennium BCE
Ceremonial axe with breasts, Tsonga or Shona artist, Wood, iron, Shona
Tsonga or Shona artist
Late 19th–early 20th century
Ikongo (ceremonial wooden axe), Dengese artist, Wood, Dengese peoples
Dengese artist
19th–first half of 20th century
Small pisolitic bauxite axe, Haemaetite, Cretan
Cretan
5th–4th millennium BCE
Small hornblende triangular axe, Stone, Cretan
Cretan
6th–4th millennium BCE
Small nephrite jade axe, Stone ?, Cretan
Cretan
5th–4th millennium BCE
Small pisolitic bauxite axe, Stone, Cretan
Cretan
5th–4th millennium BCE
Axe, Stone, Taíno
Taíno
10th–15th century
Axe, Jade, China
China
Axe, Bronze, China
China
13th–11th century BCE
Axe, Black jadeite, Mexico
Mexico
Axe, Nephrite, Canada (British Columbia)
Canada (British Columbia)
Axe, Nephrite, North America (Alaska, Cape Prince of Wales)
North America (Alaska, Cape Prince of Wales)
Axe, Nephrite, North America (Alaska, Cape Prince of Wales)
North America (Alaska, Cape Prince of Wales)