Various shapes of Flint Arrow-heads, from the Lacustrine settlements of Switzerland.
Various Shapes of Flint Arrow-heads from the Lacustrine Settlements of Switzerland ib.
Then Uncle John said: “When I was a boy I used to know an old gentleman who had a flint arrow-head, and I used to wish he would give it to me.
Beside it were three smaller vessels all empty, and lying beside them were two flint arrow-heads, a small stone axe, and a hammer made out of the thick end of a red deer’s antler bored with a hole to fit a handle into.
The Abbe Ducrost found a flint arrow-head sticking in a vertebra of a horse.
Fragment of human tibia with exostosis enclosing the end of a flint arrow.
They are usually well adapted for being held in the hand, and I cannot but think that we have in them some of the tools which were used in the preparation of flint arrow-heads and other small instruments.
I have a grooved stone of this kind from the Lago di Varese, Como, where the manufacture of flint arrow-heads was carried on extensively.
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