Pihkwahakiman
Pihkwahakiman
An pihkwahakiman or awl is a long-pointed tool used for piercing or marking materials. Awls are made of bone, stone, metal, or wood. It is shaped like a large needle to punch holes to make it easier to sew. Sometimes naturally thin or tapering objects are used to make awls. It would have been a small, light, and portable tool. Awls were likely used by women for making clothing, baskets, and other objects. Such work might occur in any season.
Samples of Bone Awls
How to use a bone Awl & Needle
Samples of Bone Awls image taken from website www.icollector.com
Update, using bone sewing needle and awl video taken from YouTube channel - aussysurvival