Adze head in bronze with a long blade expanding from a constricted neck to a lunate cutting edge: Ancient Egyptian, New Kingdom or later

Adze head of iron with a triangular blade expanding from a narrow flat head: Ancient Egyptian, Middle Egypt, Oxyrhynchus, Roman Period

Adze head of polished stone, with a straight cutting edge, chipped: China, Western Yunnan, Momien, Neolithic period

Adze head made of smoothed clam shell: Micronesia, Caroline Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Kosrae State, Kosrae

Adze head or chisel made from a clam shell: Micronesia, Caroline Islands, Palau (Pelew)

Shale stone adze head: Polynesian, Tonga

Shale stone adze head: Polynesian, Tonga

Shale stone adze head: Polynesian, Tonga

Adze head of hornstone: Pacific Peoples, Fiji

Adze head, probably basalt: Pacific Peoples, Fiji, late 19th century

Adze head of waterstone: Pacific Peoples, Fiji

Adze head of dolerite: Pacific Peoples, Fiji

Adze head of dolerite rock: Pacific Peoples, Fiji

Adze head of hornstone: Pacific Peoples, Fiji

Adze head of greenish basalt, tapered from the cutting edge to the butt: Pacific Peoples, Fiji

Adze head of polished basalt, with a cresentic cutting edge and both surfaces convex: Pacific Peoples, Fiji, Viti Levu, from a field near Navua