Halstatt

Japanese: Halstatt
Halstatt

…Winged axes, with wings and a cutting edge separated into two sections, appeared in Italy in the Late Bronze Age and continued to be used in the Early Iron Age. Among them, the Halstatt-type winged axes have a shoulder at the cutting edge and are widely distributed not only in Italy but also in Central Europe. Another handle attachment method, the same as that of stepped stone axes in East Asia, creates a step in the center of the axe head to reduce shock during use and to allow for a tighter binding to the handle. …

*Some of the terminology explanations that mention "Halstatt" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…また翼部と刃先部を上下2段につくり分ける有翼斧が後期青銅器時代のイタリアに出現し,初期鉄器時代にも引き続いて用いられた。そのうちハルシュタットHalstatt型有翼斧は,刃先部に肩がつくり出されたもので,イタリアのみならず中部ヨーロッパにも多く分布する。 いま一つ別の着柄法は,東アジアの有段石斧と同工の手法で,斧頭の中央に段をつくり出し,使用時の衝撃をおさえ,柄との密接な結縛に供するものである。…

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