Примери за awl

• The different diameters of the awl points and shafts lend themselves to different types and finenesses of fibers.

• It had 22 of 28 needles (79%), 24 of 37 awls (65%), 75% of all picks, and 100% of the battens.

• This is accomplished through examining the contexts and distributions of spindle whorls, bone needles, bone pins and hairpins, bone awls, and limestone bars.

• All together, as with the greenstone awls, the predominant avian imagery of these motifs strengthens the association of spoons with spinning and weaving.

• Needles and awls were highly polished and frequently heat-treated for added strength.

• Some of the bones have been modified into tools such as awls and points.

• She has identified a total of 65 bone perforators, awls, needles, and/or pins.

• We have tentatively identified these as another kind of awl, but until a better interpretation can be reached, this is simply called a composite tool.

• Small awls are defined as having a shaft diameter between 7 mm and 10 mm.

• Perforated-eye needles were made by cold-working the shaft, then punching the eye with a tool like an awl.

• A cluster of stingray spines and bone "awls" is located adjacent to the left tibia.

• She provides detailed documentation of the textile implements, which include bone brocade picks (awls), centrally perforated sherd disks, bone needles or pins, and spindle whorls.

• Changes also occurred in the assemblage, as smiths were able to craft harder and more durable awls and needles from the new alloys.

• In the settlement area, one burial had a bone awl clearly associated with an adult male.

• The four major hair types (monotrichs, awls, auchenes, zizags) could be seen in both sets of hair samples.