heimlaga
Established Member
We have an exact twin brother of that hoe in the village museum.
I run the catalogization of new donations there and I spent some time asking elderly people what exact use it was for but none of them knew for sure although some of them had seen similar hoes laying around in old outbuildings some 60 or 70 years ago. Probably they were used for digging around tree stumps and stones when breaking new land for cultivation but we never got any 100% proofs.
If you want I could try to remember taking a photograph of it next time I go there. It should be furtherst down in an old paint barrel in the shed attic....... I think........
I run the catalogization of new donations there and I spent some time asking elderly people what exact use it was for but none of them knew for sure although some of them had seen similar hoes laying around in old outbuildings some 60 or 70 years ago. Probably they were used for digging around tree stumps and stones when breaking new land for cultivation but we never got any 100% proofs.
If you want I could try to remember taking a photograph of it next time I go there. It should be furtherst down in an old paint barrel in the shed attic....... I think........