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Sickle

A sickle, bagging hook, reaping-hook or grasshook is a single-handed agricultural tool designed with variously curved blades and typically used for harvesting or reaping grain crops, or cutting succulent forage chiefly for feeding livestock. Falx was a synonym, but was later used to mean any of a number of tools that had a curved blade that was sharp on…

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Classification
Cutting
Other names
Bagging hook, reaping-hook
Related
Scythe

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History

Nepal

Serrated ''Simple'' or "toothed" sickles

Use

Bagging hook

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Sickle

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples129
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
Components1

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Sickle

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related to Serrated ''Simple'' or "toothed" sickles · 22
Sickle → Africa, African, Austria, Austrian, Central, England, Ethiopia, Far East, In, Krenhof, Latin America, Middle, Near, Nevertheless, Redtenbacher, Redtenbacher Company, Scharnstein, South America, Stone Age, The
related to Pre-Neolithic · 16
Sickle → BC, Carmel, Epipaleolithic, Flints, Formal, Harvesting, Israel, Jordan, Large, Mesopotamia, Mt, Neolithic Era, The, Their, This, Wadi Ziqlab
related to As a weapon · 14
Sickle → Africa, Chinese, Examples, German Renaissance, In Indonesia, Indonesia, It, Japanese, Like, Madurese, Malaysia, Paulus Hector Mair, Philippines, Zande
related to Americas · 12
Sickle → Arizona, Caddo Sickle, Indigenous, Kodiak, New Mexico, North America, Scripture, Several, Sickles, The, There, This
related to Other uses · 11
Sickle → Dresd, Druidic, Elder, Grim Reaper, Hungerford, It, Paulus Hector Mair's Manuscript, Pliny, Russian Revolution, The, Three
related to Bronze Age · 9
Sickle → Ancient Near East, Bronze Age, Europe, European Urnfield, Frankleben, German Knopfsichel, In, Numerous, The
related to Neolithic · 8
Sickle → Agricultural Revolution, It, Mesopotamia, Near Eastern Wild, Neolithic Era, Research, Standardization, The
related to Iron Age · 7
Sickle → Druidry, Druids' Ritual, Due, Elder's Natural History, Neodruids, Pliny, The
related to Nepal · 7
Sickle → Aasi, Called Hasiya, Hasiya, Nepal, Outside, Sharpening, The
see also · 7
Sickle → Egyptian, Ethiopian, Greek, Hector Mair, Indian, Roman, Shotel

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used sickles citation needed blade cutting serrated hook blades grain cut hasiya tool grass harvesting scythe bagging many reaping use

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SickleClassificationCutting1.00infobox
SickleOther namesBagging hook, reaping-hook1.00infobox
SickleRelatedScythe1.00infobox
Sickleis acommunist symbol representing proletarian solidarity0.90text
the Caddo Sickleinstance ofA similar site discovered sickles made from other material0.80text
which was made from a deer mandibleinstance ofA similar site discovered sickles made from other material0.80text
Sickleused forcutting woody stemsBrush hookKaiser blade or sling bladeKamaMacheteScytheHammer and sickle0.80text
Sicklerelated to AmericasIndigenous0.60section
Sicklerelated to AmericasNorth America0.60section
Sicklerelated to AmericasThere0.60section
Sicklerelated to AmericasKodiak0.60section
Sicklerelated to AmericasThe0.60section

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