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THe Crow is described in Plate 8. L. a the Shank, bb the Claws, c the Pike-end. It is used as a Lever to to sift up the ends of great heavy Timber, when either a Bauk, or a Rowler, is to be laid under it; and then they thrust the Claws between the Ground and the Timber, and laying a Bauk, or some such stuff behind the Crow, they draw the other end of the Shank backwards, and so raise the Timber.