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A Tranchet adze is a chisel-ended cutting tool, typically made of flint, that was used in woodworking during the Mesolithic period. It gets its name from the characteristic tranchet flake removal used to create a sharp cutting edge. These tools were often hafted into an L-shaped handle, with the blade facing rearward and horizontally.
