Talk:Burin (engraving)

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The changes I made included adding the earliest history, design, and uses of the tool as it will help readers understand its modern development. Hopefully by allowing the reader to understand the earliest uses of the tool (Paleolithic Era) they will be able to draw connections to how modern advancements have brought the burin to become an engraving tool. I also added to the etymology so that those studying this term can see where the word originates. -GretchenWCU

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It would be helpful to include one or more examples of the outcome of engraving. —DIV (49.180.189.50 (talk) 01:18, 1 February 2024 (UTC))Reply

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