"Carving Tools"

#6821914

22 June 2021

Carpenter constructs a fancy wooden bed frame at a small workshop in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. This bed frame will be delivered to a newly married Hindu couple.

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#6821916

22 June 2021

Carpenters construct a fancy wooden bed frame at a small workshop in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. This bed frame will be delivered to a newly married Hindu couple.

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#6821918

22 June 2021

Worker sweeping sawdust at a small workshop in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. This bed frame will be delivered to a newly married Hindu couple.

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#6821920

22 June 2021

Worker sweeping sawdust at a small workshop in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. This bed frame will be delivered to a newly married Hindu couple.

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#6821922

22 June 2021

Worker cuts a wooden log to create boards to construct a fancy wooden bed frame at a small workshop in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. This bed frame will be delivered to a newly married Hindu couple.

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#5887410

28 July 2020

Asfendou cave is located near the village Asfendou in province Sfakia, in Crete, Greece on July 28, 2020. This small cave since in 1960 engraved Paleolithic rock carvings were discovered on the floor near the entrance, on a stalagmite-plate, engraved with primitive tools. They were accidentally discovered by the priest Georgios Chiotakis, while hunting. There are two different theories about their age. The first date them around 2000 BC while the second supports that they are up to 8000 BC. They were probably drawn by hunters who used the place as a hideout or the cave was a sacred place for hunting.

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#5887412

28 July 2020

Asfendou cave is located near the village Asfendou in province Sfakia, in Crete, Greece on July 28, 2020. This small cave since in 1960 engraved Paleolithic rock carvings were discovered on the floor near the entrance, on a stalagmite-plate, engraved with primitive tools. They were accidentally discovered by the priest Georgios Chiotakis, while hunting. There are two different theories about their age. The first date them around 2000 BC while the second supports that they are up to 8000 BC. They were probably drawn by hunters who used the place as a hideout or the cave was a sacred place for hunting.

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#5887414

28 July 2020

Asfendou cave is located near the village Asfendou in province Sfakia, in Crete, Greece on July 28, 2020. This small cave since in 1960 engraved Paleolithic rock carvings were discovered on the floor near the entrance, on a stalagmite-plate, engraved with primitive tools. They were accidentally discovered by the priest Georgios Chiotakis, while hunting. There are two different theories about their age. The first date them around 2000 BC while the second supports that they are up to 8000 BC. They were probably drawn by hunters who used the place as a hideout or the cave was a sacred place for hunting.

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#5887416

28 July 2020

Asfendou cave is located near the village Asfendou in province Sfakia, in Crete, Greece on July 28, 2020. This small cave since in 1960 engraved Paleolithic rock carvings were discovered on the floor near the entrance, on a stalagmite-plate, engraved with primitive tools. They were accidentally discovered by the priest Georgios Chiotakis, while hunting. There are two different theories about their age. The first date them around 2000 BC while the second supports that they are up to 8000 BC. They were probably drawn by hunters who used the place as a hideout or the cave was a sacred place for hunting.

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#5887418

28 July 2020

Asfendou cave is located near the village Asfendou in province Sfakia, in Crete, Greece on July 28, 2020. This small cave since in 1960 engraved Paleolithic rock carvings were discovered on the floor near the entrance, on a stalagmite-plate, engraved with primitive tools. They were accidentally discovered by the priest Georgios Chiotakis, while hunting. There are two different theories about their age. The first date them around 2000 BC while the second supports that they are up to 8000 BC. They were probably drawn by hunters who used the place as a hideout or the cave was a sacred place for hunting.

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#5887420

28 July 2020

Asfendou cave is located near the village Asfendou in province Sfakia, in Crete, Greece on July 28, 2020. This small cave since in 1960 engraved Paleolithic rock carvings were discovered on the floor near the entrance, on a stalagmite-plate, engraved with primitive tools. They were accidentally discovered by the priest Georgios Chiotakis, while hunting. There are two different theories about their age. The first date them around 2000 BC while the second supports that they are up to 8000 BC. They were probably drawn by hunters who used the place as a hideout or the cave was a sacred place for hunting.

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#4612478

1 July 2019

Palestinian artists during a training clay sculpture at the Studio Windows from Gaza for Contemporar in Gaza city on July 01, 2019.-The aim is to develop the capabilities of young artists using contemporary tools and materials with the participation of 12 artists Funded by the AFAC - The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture

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#1592244

7 December 2016

Metals tools of ASMITA MAHARJAN, 28 yrs. old, to carve wooden handicrafts on her carving business at Khokana, Patan, Nepal on Tuesday, December 06, 2016. Although her home was destroyed by last year's earthquake on April 25 and May 12, 2015 in Nepal. MAHARJAN resumes her carving handicraft work one and half year after her four-storied home was dismantled into a single floor. For past 10 years, she is working in this wood-carving handicraft business. She used to earn around ten thousand rupees (US$100) per month.

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#1487815

8 October 2016

A woodcarver Rufet Hanahmeydov is working on his new creation in Anig village, Qusar district, Azerbaijan, on 6 October 2016. He has been wood carving and painting for almost 45 years. Rufet says he takes all the ideas from his dreams. Now Rufet is carving a boy holding his hand and crying because he has been bitten by a wasp. (

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#1487824

8 October 2016

A woodcarver Rufet Hanahmeydov is working on his new creation in Anig village, Qusar district, Azerbaijan, on 6 October 2016. He has been wood carving and painting for almost 45 years. Rufet says he takes all the ideas from his dreams. Now Rufet is carving a boy holding his hand and crying because he has been bitten by a wasp. (

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#1487835

8 October 2016

A woodcarver Rufet Hanahmeydov is working on his new creation in Anig village, Qusar district, Azerbaijan, on 6 October 2016. He has been wood carving and painting for almost 45 years. Rufet says he takes all the ideas from his dreams. Now Rufet is carving a boy holding his hand and crying because he has been bitten by a wasp. (

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