Tools on Gor

Beside the road, on the right, a human figure, head and legs dangling downward, on each side, was fixed on an impaling stake. The stake was some ten feet in height, and some four inches in diameter. It had been wedged between rocks and braced with stones. Its point was roughly sharpened, probably with an adz.
Mercenaries

“Do you have rope, or hammers and nails?” asked the officer.
“Of course, Captain,” said the man.
Magicians

Carried by a peasant
She was peasant, barefoot, her garment little more than coarse sacking. She had been carrying a wicker basket con- taining vulos, domesticated pigeons raised for eggs and meat. Her man, carrying a mattock, was not far behind. Over his left shoulder hung a bulging sack filled with what must have been the paraphernalia of his hut.
Nomads

Picture of Mattock

I looked at him with sudden apprehension. In his hand he held something which looked like a pair of pliers, except that the claws were extremely slender, and bent in such a way as to touch one another, at the tips scarcely more than a needle’s width.
"What is that?" I asked.
"A punch," said Targo.
"Put your head back," said the leather worker.
Captive

Beside me stood a man with pliers and a hook knife.
Assassin

I passed a boy in a shop using a bow lathe. He spins the wood with bow and string, held in his right hand. He uses his left hand and his right foot to guide the cutting tool.
Tribesmen