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Nina Willburger
@ninawillburger@social.anoxinon.de  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

There are so many amazing finds from prehistoric pile dwellings settlements: 3,500-year-old wooden whisks found in settlements at the Lake Carera/Italy.
By rotating the shaft, it’s possible to whip cream until it turns into butter. Larger whisks were presumably used for making cheese. This type of whisk was used until the 20th century.
Dating ca. 1650-1350 BC.

📷 https://www.cultura.trentino.it/Luoghi/Tutti-i-luoghi-della-cultura/Aree-archeologiche/Museo-delle-Palafitte-di-Fiave

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Two wooden whisks, each with a central handle and multiple short, evenly spaced prongs radiating outward from one end. The prongs appear to be natural offshoots of the wood.
Two wooden whisks, each with a central handle and multiple short, evenly spaced prongs radiating outward from one end. The prongs appear to be natural offshoots of the wood.
Two wooden whisks, each with a central handle and multiple short, evenly spaced prongs radiating outward from one end. The prongs appear to be natural offshoots of the wood.
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