An assegai is an African spear and also the name of the tree it is derived from
The name of the African tree and spear of the same name is Assegai
bromus tectorum L. also known as cheat grass
Refraction occurs when light passes thru two media of different densities. For example, light passing from air into water. When light passes into the 2nd media it is bent. This causes objects in (for instance) the water to appear in a position different from their 'real' position. This makes it difficult to spear a fish using visual observation only.
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The bible does not mention the side Jesus was pierced on, but he was surely pierced to find out if he was dead.(John 19:34)More information:The Left...the spear penetrated the pericardium...the blood and water is by appearance only it is in the pericardium where the serum (water) is first separated from the platelets (blood) after a body is dead
it is made of metals irons bronze and gold at metal age Copper came first, and then tin, and then bronze, a combination of the two. These metals were put into a kiln ( a simple oven) as rocks, and then the metal came out because the kiln was hot. This was much hotter than what you would get over a campfire. The creation of the kiln came about for making pottery, which is also useful. Most likely the metal that flowed out of the rocks was collected in a bowl of some sort ( some sort of pottery). Soft metals such as copper could then hammered with rocks for example to form tools such as a knife or a spear tip.
The Assegai, from Southern Africa.
A spear is a sharp piece of something attached to a stick
A large pole with a sharp point used to hunt bison and other animals is called a spear or a harpoon. These tools are designed to be thrown or thrust at the target to injure or kill it. Spears and harpoons have been used by various cultures throughout history for hunting and fishing purposes.
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you use spear as a noun or verb.Examples:Noun: His spear was always kept sharp if any unwanted visitors were to come.Verb: I want you to spear that dummy right in the chest, soldier!
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A spear is a long pole weapon with a pointed tip typically made of metal. It has been used throughout history for hunting and warfare, featuring a sharp point for thrusting and a long shaft for throwing or thrusting at a distance. Spears come in various designs and sizes, but they generally have a simple and streamlined appearance.
if you mean the zulu spear; an 'Asagi', though I'm not 100% on the spelling
The surname may be Speer, Spear, or Spier.The common word is spear (a sharp pole weapon, or to stab, impale).
The literary element illustrated in the passage "your spear and your sharp sword" is personification, where human characteristics are attributed to inanimate objects. In this case, the spear and sword are given the ability to possess characteristics of strength and sharpness as if they were living beings.
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