Wainfare

Tool

Billhook

Iron ore → Iron bloom → Wrought iron → Billhook

Picture to come.

A heavy iron cutting blade with a hooked tip on a short wooden handle, forged by smiths. It was the general tool for work in coppice and hedgerow: cutting and trimming poles and rods, laying hedges, and clearing brushwood. Much medieval woodland produced 'small wood' on rotation, which made such tools an everyday part of rural work.

Caveats (confidence: medium)

12th-century billhook forms are not specifically documented in the sources consulted.

Sources: blog.metmuseum.org

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