One piece rod holder

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The Neolithic era's technological advancements intrigue me, as they masterfully utilized materials such as wood, horn, bone, and stone. Stunning artifacts like polished stone axes and antler harpoons showcase their sophisticated craftsmanship. These creations were the result of years of refining and stylization. In addition to these tools, Neolithic people developed canoes for river navigation. They desired objects that were simple yet effective, not causing issues when raising or moving canoes. A single, easily removable essential item was ideal. This concept resonates with today's needs, as a complex system would be bothersome when loading canoes on car roofs. Examining Trapper canoe catalog, the Corvus model caught my eye with its stiffenings. I envision attaching the support at the border and reinforcement, ensuring proper dimensions. A slightly tapered slot allows light pressure to prevent accidental release, without causing potential wood-to-canoe friction damage.