Credit: George E. Koronaios
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Comments: Bronze three-pronged fork. Bronze vessels and tools from Graves III, IV, and V, Grave Circle A, Mycenae. 16th century B.C.
Credit: Georges Jansoone (JoJan)
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Comments: Sickles, flails, three-pronged forks; ethnographic museum; Mošćenice, Croatia
From ISBE: fork (shelosh qilleshon):
This compound word, meaning strictly "three points" or "three prongs," is found only once (1 Samuel 13:21), and doubtless there refers to the agricultural tool now known as the pitchfork. It might, however, also be a weapon.
