Their sites are characterized by corded-ware pottery, polished stone adzes and slate points.

The river's name means cave of stone adzes.

The floor had been roughly shaped with a stone adze but smoothed only by those walking on it.

A stone adze was used by relatively gentle but regular and repeated blows.

The block came down upon him, and one of its edges, like a stone adze, chopped him precisely in half at his waist.

The stone adzes were mass-produced on Penghu and nearby islands, from the volcanic rock found there.

A tōtara waka took at least a year to make using stone adzes.

Cradling the stone adze, I turned my back to the valefolk.

Turning, I gazed at the stone adze resting beside the brazier.

He dug the grave himself with a stone adze.