Hammers: Then & Now

August07

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From ancient structures to the houses we live in and the cars we drive, there is a common factor that these things couldn’t be made without: tools! Even the most basic utensil in our homes has been formed by a tool of some kind.

Hammers, in particular, are interesting because the same constructive tool can also be used to help deconstruct objects as needed. Let’s take a look at how the hammer has developed from a basic rock to the hammer that is in our garage. It might surprise you how the tool in your toolbox has changed throughout history!

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