Among the bones were those of the stag, roe, pig, horse, ox, and portions of reindeer horn.
On the lower end is a dish-shaped piece of reindeer horn, two and one-eighth inches long and seven-eighths of an inch wide.
The drumstick is a piece of reindeer horn cut as before described; or else, as if to add to the din, a gun-cap box is pierced through from side to side and a few pebbles or shot placed within.
The stick used for beating the drum consists of a piece of reindeer horn cut so as to have a thin and narrow handle a foot in length and terminating in a knob more than an inch long and as thick as the portion of horn permits.
These had only a portion of the curve and a part of the runner shod with bone and pieces of reindeer horn, secured to the runner by means of pegs.
When Scarface was very old he made a shaft-straightener of a piece of reindeer horn.
Others pounded the skins with their hands, and still others pounded with hammers of reindeer horn.
There were workshops at Laugerie-Haute and Laugerie-Basse, where weapons and utensils were manufactured; and they are noted for the abundance of instruments made of reindeer horn.
The bone implements were barbless arrows, a well-shaped and sharply pointed bodkin made of the horn of the roe-deer, and other tools made of reindeer horn.
The pieces of reindeer horn, terminating in a scoop, may have served as a spoon to extract marrow.
But the most remarkable finds of the Reindeer epoch consist of portions of reindeer horn, showing etchings or engravings which have been traced by some sharp point, no doubt by a flint implement.
They had bows and arrows, daggers of reindeer horn, spears tipped with flint or bone, and harpoons.
The needles are made of reindeer horn, and they were not only smoothly polished, but the eyes are of such a minute size, and withal so regularly made, that many at first could not believe they were drilled by the use of flint alone.
It somewhat resembles the pin of reindeer horn in the Eskimo arrow-flaker, shortly to be mentioned.
Now no man, though he prunes, wittingly casts away what is good.
For, I saw the church full; and one went this way, and another that way.
For those habits, when grown, we root out and cast away.
Or was it then good, even for a while, to cry for what, if given, would hurt?
Most of them were bits of hoop-iron or copper, worked down to a blade, and fastened upon long handles of reindeer horn.
We must not forget to mention, although it probably belongs to a much more recent period, a fish-hook in reindeer horn, now in the Christiania Museum.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "reindeer horn" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
