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The subject of this research is the woodworking tools of the Bashkirs in in the XVII&amp;ndash; XVIII centuries. The goal lies in examination of the tools used by the Bashkirs for wood processing during the XVII &amp;ndash; XVIII centuries leaning on the archaeological materials obtained in the course of exploration of Aznayevo settlement and Berekovo rural localities. The article also involves the written record of the authors of the late XVIII sources and the data of historical-ethnographic researcher of later periods. The research relies in the comprehensive approach of the available archaeological, written and ethnographic materials; as well as descriptive, historical-comparative methods, and analysis of real sources. This article is first to examine the woodworking tools used by the Bashkirs in XVII &amp;ndash; XVIII centuries. The archaeological collections allows establishing that the Bashkirs used axes, knives, scraper, graver and drill for wood processing. For basket weaving from bast and birch bark was used the curved awl. According to the written sources, the woodworking tools also included adzes and chisels. The explored archaeological and written materials allow concluding that the woodworking tools of the XVII &amp;ndash; XVIII centuries continued to exist among the Bashkir population until the XIX &amp;ndash; early XXI centuries, which is proven by the results of historical-ethnographic research.	

Woodworking tools of the Bashkirs in the XVI I– XVIII centuries (based on the data of archaeological and written materials)