Stone axes, with a blade at an angle to the vertical axis and a flat shape resembling a shoe, and shoe-shaped axes made of bronze or iron. The former are found in Southeast Asia during the Neolithic period, while the latter are descended from stone axes and are found from the Yunnan region of China to Southeast Asia. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
縦軸に対して刃が斜めにつき,平面形が靴に似た石斧および青銅または鉄製の靴形の斧。前者は新石器時代の東南アジア諸地域に分布する。後者は石斧の系統をひくもので,中国雲南地方から東南アジアに分布する。
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