Home›Woodworking Tools›Material WorkedBrowse ByMaterial WorkedFactsMaterial WorkedSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested476,000 BCE 1Material WorkedFilter Results4 entriesTool FamilyAllWoodworking Chisels and Carving Tools (2)Woodworking Clamps and Vises (1)Woodworking Drilling and Boring Tools (2)Woodworking Garden and Yard Tools (1)Woodworking Knives and Blades (2)Woodworking Measuring and Marking Tools (2)Woodworking Planes and Shaping Tools (2)Woodworking Power Tools (3)Woodworking Saws (1)Woodworking Sharpening Tools (1)Used In CraftAllLeather Crafting (1)Woodworking (4)Power SourceAllElectric (2)Foot (2)Hand (3)Steam (3)Water (3)Introduced EraAllClassical Antiquity (3)The Ancient Near East and Bronze Age World (1)The Contemporary Period (3)The Early Modern Period (1)The Late Modern Period (3)The Mesolithic Period (2)The Neolithic Period (2)The Paleolithic Period (2)The Post-Classical and Medieval Period (1)ActionAllCut (4)Finish (1)Hold (1)Join (1)Measure (2)Shape (3)Still Made TodayAllNo (1)Yes (2)GroupAllWoodworking Chisels and Carving Tools (2)Woodworking Clamps and Vises (1)Woodworking Drilling and Boring Tools (2)Woodworking Garden and Yard Tools (1)Woodworking Knives and Blades (2)Woodworking Measuring and Marking Tools (2)Woodworking Planes and Shaping Tools (2)Woodworking Power Tools (3)Woodworking Saws (1)Woodworking Sharpening Tools (1)Material ClassAllAnimal (1)Metal (1)Mineral (1)Plant (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareGlassMaterial Worked3 entriesLeatherMaterial Worked1 entryMetalMaterial Worked9 entriesWoodMaterial Worked71 entriesSources1. Woodworking (Wikipedia)Wikimedia FoundationWoodworking, History sectionQuote, Woodworking, History sectionAmong the earliest finds of woodworking are shaped sticks displaying notches from Kalambo Falls in southern Africa, dating to around 476,000 years ago.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.