Hoe :The Aztecs used hoes made from stone or wood for cultivating the land. These had hoe-like blades that could loosen soil, mound earth, and remove pests.
Digging sticks were made from wood and used to dig holes for planting, storing grains, and other purposes.
のこぎり made from stone or, rarely, metal were used to cut wood, bone, and other materials.
Scrapers were tools typically made from stone or bone that were used for scraping surfaces, smoothing materials, and shaping objects.
Chisels were usually made from stone and used for carving and shaping various materials, including stone, wood, and bone.
ナイフ were made from stone, obsidian, or, occasionally, metal, and served various purposes, such as cutting, slicing, and scraping.
Needles were crafted from bone or wood, mostly used for sewing clothes, making baskets, or creating intricate artwork.
Spindles and Weaving tools :Spindles were used for spinning cotton and other fibers into thread, while weaving tools, including looms and shuttles, were employed to create textiles and fabrics.
Masonry tools :Various stone tools were used in masonry, such as hammers for shaping stone, chisels for carving, and scrapers for smoothing surfaces.
Pottery tools :Tools such as molds, scrapers, and polishers were used in the process of making pottery.