This Indian is holding his hatchet, a so-called tomahawk, in his hands.
The tomahawk was originally a throwing club, but this later changed
developed into an all-purpose tool. Often the tool is considered pure
Hand weapon considered for throwing. In addition to chopping wood, he also did this
otherwise versatile. It was often used as a gift and also
its symbolic effect
was important. Depending on whether you showed the other person the handle or the ax blade, it meant conflict or peace.
This Indian is holding his hatchet, a so-called tomahawk, in his hands.
The tomahawk was originally a throwing club, but this later changed
developed into an all-purpose tool. Often the tool is considered pure
Hand weapon considered for throwing. In addition to chopping wood, he also did this
otherwise versatile. It was often used as a gift and also
its symbolic effect
was important. Depending on whether you showed the other person the handle or the ax blade, it meant conflict or peace.
