Double bladed tool of stone, probably a shafthole adze or hoe, flat on one side and converse on the other with a piercing in the centre, from Ormiston, Abdie, Fife, 3800 BC - 500 AD

Perforated adze of greenstone from Creed, Lewis, Ross and Cromarty

Shafthole adze of sandstone, from Berwickshire

Shafthole adze from Craigned Farm, Stow, Midlothian

Perforated adze of stone from Spottiswoode, Westruther, Berwickshire

Perforated stone adze from Crois a'Caolais, Tiree, Argyll

Perforated adze of stone from Kirkyard, Harris, Inverness-shire

Perforated adze of stone from Eriskay, Inverness-shire

Shafthole adze of diorite, from Roxburghshire

Shafthole adze formed from a natural grey pebble, found north of the mouth of the River Geiraha, Lewis, Ross and Cromarty

Flat elongated macehead or shafthole adze of steatite, from Shetland

Macehead or shafthole adze of grey and pink crystalline rock, weathered white, from Cross, Lewis, Ross and Cromarty

Shafthole adze or macehead of pink sandstone from Kersknowe, Kelso, Roxburghshire

Perforated stone adze or hoe from Stornoway, Lewis, Ross and Cromarty

Shafthole adze of stone from Broomhouse Quarry, Maxton, Roxburghshire