Ice pick, an implement for ice breaking when catching navaga cod
Russians
Arkhangelsk province, Kem district, village
late 19th century
Wood: pine; metal: iron
РЭМ 2336-37
It is a forged iron flare fitting slattened and sharpened on one end; a wooden handle with a “neck”, a recess for hands, was fitted in the flare's opening. When working with an ice pick, a birch wood spade was always used for sweeping snow and for raking slush ice out when making a water hole. Abstract by O.G. Baranova
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