Where did colonial milliners get tools?

siffer- large shallow winnowing basket HOPYEASTCORN SOMETIMESPORTER NATUREBARLEY

an adz,a caliper,a chisel,a maul,a square,a steam box,a jack plane

herbs,brthingstool

Nobody knows where it exactly begun.

That's not a real question...well its not complete. You left something out. Please don't give questions from your homework...just read the books its from. ALL THE ANSWERS THERE! : D

The first tools used by convicts in Australia were supplied by Great Briatin, and brought with the First Fleet. These tools were unsuitable for use, as they broke easily in the hard Australian soil.The tools then needed to be replaced, but there were few convicts in the First Fleet who had the skills for tool-making. They would have used parts of the broken tools to make new ones which would serve them until free tradesmen… Read More

They used this for unraveling the yarn or string on a foot-powered loom.

Turtle shells, stakes, buffalo.

cell phones and computers (:

They used an RPG to bring in the cows! and their wifes.

Tools allowed early people to hunt, gather, and move from place to place.

The Teton Sioux, also known as Lakota people, inhabited areas in both North and South Dakota. Many of their tools included hammers, clubs, knives, bows, arrows, lances, and snares. They often used wood and animal bone to craft these tools.

19th century sailors used a sextant, compass, telescope, Galileo glass, maps and a stormglass. A sextant was used to calculate where the ship was, by using the stars, sun and moon. The Galileo glass was used for measuring temperature and the bubbles went up and down accordingly. A stormglass had a mixture of water and crystals that went murky well before you could see the storm in your way. As time and inventions moved forward… Read More

Well, if they didn't have tools how could they for example catch the wild life in the area for food or how could they make shelter. Basic things like that may require tools, regardless of how basic but that's how mankind has survived throughout the years, and it's all thanks to the invention of tools.

Shang Warriors used leather armor, bronze weapons, and horse -drawn chariots.

Native Americans use fur and animal hide to make clothing.

they used many different tools they used

my mom

in either the bronze age or the iron age.

dynamite, pick and shovel, steam drills

Farming tools, pottery and household items these were made mostly of bronze and clay

Sailors used a compass or an astrolabe. a compass points North so you know your direction. an astrolabe can tell your location by using the sun as a reference point but you might need a star chart to use it. If you were traveling at night you would use the star char5t and the North Star to tell direction.

progess. evolution. internet.

cc

Every tool had some point in time when it was first made and such tools had not been used before that. So it all depends on what you mean by "in the past", how long ago is that "past". There are also many tools that have been abandoned and are no longer made and used, sometimes because better tools were invented that replaced them, sometimes unfortunately because the making and use of the tools were… Read More

POK GAI Mechanisms in wood Clocks FACY UPLOAD

Yes

They used navgtional tools

Their tools were the same tools that people still use today except less exact, they still had tweasers and chisels they were just more crudely made , go to http://bussinessmouse.googlepages.com

People desipised those who were educated from the public education system during this time. They thought that public education was for the poor and was looked down upon.

California

The iron age started around 1200 BC. There were people who used iron back around 5000 years ago, but they didnt use it as a primary metal. When they did make it 5000 years ago, they would hit the iron against a rock to form the shape that was needed. But during 1200 BC they would put it in a fire just to get it hot enough so that if they hit it with a… Read More

Gold and Bronze.

mud mixed with clay

historians use primary soucres and secondary sources

This tool works just like the Brush Tool (see above) except the information that it paints with is from the original state of your image. If you go Window>History, you can see the History Palette. The History Brush tool paints with the information from whatever History state is selected.

The homo habilis was the first to make his own tools, but the homo erectus discovered fire, which was a very big invention. Probably the most complex tools were made in the Neanderthals (homo sapiens neanderthalensis) time. the Neanderthals created the needle for sewing clothes together, they created the bow and arrow, and they created the spear thrower. The spear thrower and bow and arrow were helpful because people could hunt from a distance and… Read More

Gold Jewelry

Approaches: History is divided into many fields, such as chronology, historiography, genealogy, paleography and cliometrics (or economic history.) Tools:Glossary, index, primary source page, for further reading section, etc. Best luck to you! Check the web link for more detailed information. Hope this helps!

One tool was used to write the letters or hieroglyphs; the other was what they wrote the information upon. In other words, scribes use pens (or they used a stylus or a reed dipped in ink). And they wrote on parchment, papyrus, or in some cultures, on paper.

Pick up a rock. Or a stick. sharpen the stick to a point with the rock. Done.

That was the Sumerian Farmer's Almanac, discovered in 1949 by an American expedition in Iraq sponsored jointly by the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago and the University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania. It was written in a small clay tablet of 3 inches.

Did you know that most colonial hats were made from beaver skin? They also made hats from wool, cotton, and straw. Hatters made hats for men. There were other tradesmen who made ladies hats. Nearly everyone wore some sort of head covering. Ladies bonnets, hoods, and caps were not hats because had no brim. Men's hats were worn to keep heads warm and also to be fashionable.In order to be a Colonial hatter you had… Read More

Yes, they are. While uncut rocks are used as tools mainly just in emergency situations, grinding wheels and cutting tools are made from stones. Some blades on cutting tools are tipped with precious or semi-precious stones. Precious stones are also used in lasers.

Early civilizations began along major river systems. For example Egyptians settled along the Nile River, Harappa culture along the Indus, Chinese Empire along the Huang River and the Mesopotamian Countries along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The river systems provided these early civilizations with a consistent source of silt from the yearly floods and water for the crops. The silt is like a natural fertilizer, bringing new minerals to enrich the crop depleted soil. Then… Read More

some tools the amerindian use is:arrow and bow,knife,spear and blowpipe

Stones

Yes, looking at events in the past is a very good way of planning the future, but not perfect. A well known saying is "History does not repeat itself, but it rhymes"

Magnectic Compass Astrolabes Quadrants Hand Lead Line ~There are also more that I didn't list down~

American Indians in the 1500s were into trading and used metal survival tools such as axes, hoes, and knives to prepare deer hides and other pelts for lengths of colored cloth. Trade items such as metal pots were cut up and remade into new survival tools or weapons.