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That looks kinda the reverse of a modern axe though? Is there any explanation how it was handled and used?
I think there’s a missing connecting piece that would make it look more like this
Ah, that makes more sense. I was mainly confused by the big wooden block that seemed connected to the back. But maybe it was used to add weight?
how does one wield this “axe” design?
The mechanics of this blade/handle setup don’t make sense to my modern brain.
