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Tomahawk

The tool I’m writing about is the Tomahawk(small throwing weapon.) pre- columbian tribes need this weapon because it has many different uses. They also need this tool because it is very important to many tribes.

The Tomahawk is small. second it is a symbol of warfare. Third it is a ceremonial device. Last the Tomahawk is important for many wars and reenactments for historical battles.

Pre-columbian tribes used a variety of tools. As I have said tribes need this tool because it quick, and powerful. Also without this tool tribes could not hunt as well. Fourth this tool is very quite when hunting. Last if a tribe was attacked by something someone could quickly kill it.

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