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Digging stick — In archaeology and anthropology a digging stick is the term given to a variety of wooden implements used primarily by subsistence based cultures to dig out underground food such as roots and tubers or burrowing animals and anthills.[1] They may… … Wikipedia
digging stick — /ˈdɪgɪŋ stɪk/ (say diging stik) noun a specially shaped stick used traditionally by Aboriginal women for digging for roots, yams, etc …
digging stick — Ō ō; ō ō hao (iron); āla a. ♦ God of makers of digging sticks, Kū ka ō ō … English-Hawaiian dictionary
digging stick — noun : a primitive agricultural implement consisting of a pointed stick sometimes weighted with a perforated stone or equipped with a crossbar upon which the digger steps … Useful english dictionary
Digging — may refer to: A form of excavation Cave digging Clam digging Double digging, gardening technique Dump digging Gold digging Gold digging Gum digging Historical digging Privy digging Well digging Digging , a poem by Seamus Heaney See also All pages … Wikipedia
stick — 1. Wood. Lā au. Also: kū au, au au; pahu (staff); ko o. ♦ Small sticks, la alā au. ♦ Digging stick, ō ō, āla a. ♦ Pointed stick, ō, ku ia. ♦ Stick dancing, kāla au. ♦ Carrying stick, auamo, amo kau, māmaka. ♦ Stick for… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
Throwing stick — The throwing stick is one of the first weapons used by early humans and cultures all around the world. In essence, it is a short stave or wooden club thrown as a projectile to hunt small game such as rabbits or waterfowl. In flight, it rotates… … Wikipedia
yam stick — /ˈjæm stɪk/ (say yam stik) noun a long, pointed stick traditionally used by Aboriginal people in digging for yams …
yam stick — noun : a hardwood stick three or four feet in length with edged or pointed ends used by the aboriginal women of Australia for digging (as roots or bulbs) … Useful english dictionary
Charles Montague Cooke, Jr., House and Kuka'O'O Heiau — Charles Montague Cooke, Jr., House and Kūka‘ō‘ō Heiau U.S. National Register of Historic Places … Wikipedia
