Hoernes, Moritz, 1852-1917, Loewe, James H. · London, Dent · leaf 38
nd the two bound togetherby a sinew, and possibly further F?G-13-—Flint J 1 • 1 1 • Arrow-point. cemented with bitumen. The blade of the axe wassimilarly jammed in a wooden knee-shaped handle,and arrows completed the equipment of thesehunters. Barbed harpoons were made of horn and bone,treatment of… … Fig. 14.—BoneAwl. Bowsmighty The 26 PRIMITIVE MAN Stone-kernels, refuse, half-finished fragments and com-plete articles, undoubted proof of primeval industry, are still to be seen lying next to the coaland ashes of the hearth-fire andthe broken, gnawed bones ofanimals. As regards dwelling-places,a…
Archaeology · Prehistoric peoples
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