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A pickaxe is a tool with a handle and a head featuring a pointed end and a flat or curved end, traditionally used by miners to break up rock and ore during excavation work. The image shows a ceremonial version of this mining tool, indicating its historical importance to mining as an occupation and industry.
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- Tool.name
- Pickaxe
- Tool.image
- Pickaxe.jpg
- Tool.caption
- Pickaxe on the ground
- Tool.other_name
- Pick, pickax
- Tool.classification
- Digging tool
- Tool.types
- Railroad pick, miner's pick
- Tool.related
- Mattock
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- Material used
- wood
- Image
- Pickaxe.jpg
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- Unicode character
- ⛏
- Commons category
- Pickaxes
- MCN code
- 8201.30.00
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