380 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL STONE WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS. 



Plate xxxii. 



Fig. 1. — Tomahawk (chisel-shaped type), drab-coloured chert. Hexham, 

 N. S. Wales; Mining and Geological Museum (Mr. R. W. 

 Thompson). 



Fig. 2.— Side view of the same. 



Plate xxxiii. 



Axe, hafted ; a large pebble of dolerite. Thornborough, Queensland ; 

 Queensland Museum (Mr. C. W. De Vis). 



Plate xxxiv. 



Wedge, with a slight withy handle. Herbert Gorge, Queensland ; Queens- 

 land Museum (Mr. C. W. De Vis). 



Plate xxxv. 



Axe, modernised ; made of portion of a wheel tire. North Queensland ; 

 Queensland Museum (Mr. C. W. De Vis). 



Plate xxxvi. 



Tomahawk, modernised ; formed of portion of a horse-shoe. Walsh River ; 

 Queensland Museum (Mr. C. W. De Vis). 



