- or
bamboo were used.
Unlike a
garden fork, a
pitchfork lacks a grab at the end of its handle.
Pitchforks with few
tines set far
apart are
typically used...
-
February 3, 2014. Cush, Andy (February 23, 2017). "Sources: The
Pitchfork Review,
Pitchforks print quarterly, is
quietly shutting down". Spin.
Archived from...
-
Project Pitchfork are a
German dark wave and
electronic music group from Hamburg, Germany.
Project Pitchfork were
formed by
Peter Spilles and Dirk Scheuber...
- "Black Eagle"
counted 50,000 rebels. However, they were
armed only with
pitchforks, axes, and spades,
which gave the name to the uprising.
Troops for the...
- Devil's
Pitchfork can
refer to: The Blivet, also
known as the Devil's
tuning fork, an
impossible object and
optical illusion Bidens frondosa, an herb...
- The
Pitchforks of Duke University,
commonly referred to as "The Duke
Pitchforks" or just "The
Pitchforks", is Duke University's
oldest continuing a cappella...
-
pieces from
Pitchfork's online content. The
magazine ended after 11
issues in
November 2016. In
December 2013,
Pitchfork Media debuted The
Pitchfork Review...
-
Colin Pitchfork (born 23
March 1960) is an
English child-murderer and child-rapist. He was the
first person convicted of rape and
murder using DNA profiling...
-
Pitchfork is the
debut EP by
American rock band Clutch,
released on
vinyl 7" & 12" in
October 1991 only in the US.
There was the
standard black vinyl...
- The
Night of the
Pitchforks (Hebrew: ליל הקילשונים, Leil HaKilshonim),
refers to an
incident that took
place on
February 14, 1992, in
which Israeli Arab...
