1。Stonejavelin-headwithhandle。2。Stonehatchetwithhandle。
Otherhatchets，chieflythoseofasmallsize，werefixedintosheathsmadeofstag-horn，andtwochieftypesofthemhaveactuallybeenmadeout。[90]Thesheathsofthefirsttypeareshortandendinquadrangularbeads。TheyarefoundmostfrequentlyinSwitzerland，inthebasinsoftheRhoneandoftheSaone，andthroughoutthesouthofFrance。Thoseofthesecondtypearepiercedwithaholelargeenoughtopassthehandlethrough。ThesearefoundinthenorthwestofFrance，inBelgium，andinEngland。
Flintarrowsoftriangularorovalform，notchedorstalked，wereeverywhereusedforaconsiderablelengthoftime。TheyarefoundinthenumerouscavesofFrance，beneaththeANTASofPortugal，inthetombsofMykenae，aswellasamongtheAinosofJapanandthePatagoniansofSouthAmerica。Theirusenecessarilyinvolvesthatofabow，yetwedonotknowofasingleweaponsuchasthat，orofonethatcouldtakeitsplace，datingfromPaleolithictimes。Probablytherapiddecompositionofthewoodofwhichbowsweremadehasledtotheirdisappearance。DeMortillet[91]mentionsabowfoundinapile-dwellinginabognearRobenhausen，whichheascribestotheNeolithicperiod。AnotherisknownwhichwasfoundatLutz，alsoinSwitzerland。Toallappearancethemostancientbowsofhistorictimesgreatlyresemblethesetwoprehistoricexamples。
ThoughflintwasthematerialparexcellenceofQuaternarytimesforweaponsandtools，itcouldnotlongsufficefortheever-growingneedsofman。Ourmuseumscontainacompleteseriesofboneorstag-hornimplementssuchasdarts，arrow-heads，barbedarrows，harpoons，fibulae，andfinelycutneedlesoftenpiercedwitheyesFig。22。Theinventionofbarbsisworthyofspecialnotice；theseriesofpointsmadetheblowmuchmoredangerous，astheprojectileremainedinthefleshofawoundedanimalwhichwasnotabletogetitout。Butthiswasnottheonlyobjectofthebarbs。Arrangedsymmetricallyoneithersideofthearrowtheykeptitafloatintheairlikethewingsofabird，whichmayperhapshavesuggestedtheiruseandincreasedtheeffectandprecisionoftheshot。
10。Oneendofabow？。