Y1 – Seitoura, Sickle or Sickle and Pedoa instruments composed of a wooden handle and an iron blade. A seitoura was an agricultural cutting implement used to mow or harvest grass and cereals such as wheat and rye. The sickle and the pedoa used with a long wooden handle were used to cut and thin the forest.
Z1 – Finger and goat instruments associated with the sickle. It served to protect the fingers of the left hand against the blows of the sickle. Horn finger, taking advantage of the curved tip, also attached to a leather bracelet.
A2 – Wooden shovel instrument to lift the ears. It served to separate the grain from the rest of the straw, by the action of the wind.
B2 – Hook or Scythe with two teeth, instrument for collecting and handling natural fertilizers.
C2 – Fork, made of iron or wood, is composed of a piece of wood in which the teeth are sunk, as a rule, 4 or 6. It was used for handling straw and cleaning cereals.
D2 – Hoe and alvião are identified and distinguished from hoes by their peculiar shape and great robustness. As a rule, they were used to clear or break up the hardest or stony ground, in the digging of vines or to pull out roots.
E2 -The mallet or flail is a cereal threshing implement. Composed of two sticks – the cable or hose, and the pírtigo, connected and articulated at one end by leather straps, the meã. The worker holds the handle with both hands and beats the grain spread on the threshing floor with the spear.
F2 – Yoke of beam or yoke for the coupling of cattle for carrying out all kinds of agricultural work and transport.
G2 – Scythe type of sickle, handled with both hands, formed by a long lamella in the form of a curvilinear triangle, mounted on a stick, to mow grass.