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What are some examples of prehistoric tools?
Stones, bones... anything they could find, basically animal skin to tie a spear for example together. they dug holes to make traps and put stiks over it to trap a momoth forexample.
Why did prehistoric man have ability over animals?
Prehistoric man had ability over animals mainly because of it's opposable thumbs and capacity to make and hold tools and weapons, and form hunting tactics.
How long did it take for the ancient Greeks to make one weapon?
That's a pointless question as there are big differences from one weapon to another. Something real simple like a sling could be knocked out in minutes while an elaborate sword, spear or a bow would take days if not weeks to make.
How did the ancient Greek make Spears?
The spears were mostly made out of ash tree for the spear itself, and the spear head and butt of the spear were made out of bronze.
How did the Arawaks catch turtles?
The Arawaks used a sucking fish that closely resembled an eel. They would use the remora (sucking fish) to suck and hold onto the turtle. The fish would not let go unless given fresh meat to suck on. The Arawaks would then pull in the remora(sucking fish) and turtle to make their meal.
What rock would make a spear point in prehistoric time?
Flint, obsidian, chert, and quartz are commonly used rocks for making spear points in prehistoric times due to their hardness and ability to be shaped into sharp points. These rocks were readily available and could be easily fashioned into tools for hunting and defense.
Who would have used a spear and why?
Early or primitive hunters because its simple to make; take a long straight tree branch and sharpen one end to a point. As time went on they would be made of harder/stronger/lighter material to avoid breaking and make it easier to carry and more deadly. The longer the spear the better for using while staying out of reach of your opponent in a fight.
What are some examples of prehistoric tools?
Stones, bones... anything they could find, basically animal skin to tie a spear for example together. they dug holes to make traps and put stiks over it to trap a momoth forexample.
Why would prehistoric people use dry grass and sticks to make fire?
It was available and easy to start to burn.
How did aboriginals make a spear information?
they had stons to make it
Did aliens make Stonehenge?
No Prehistoric Britons did
What is pitchstone used for?
Pitchstone is a type of volcanic rock that was commonly used by prehistoric peoples for making tools and weapons due to its ability to be easily flaked into sharp edges. It was used in a similar way to flint or obsidian for crafting cutting tools such as arrowheads, spear points, and knives.
What is the function of the muscles that make hair stand?
in prehistoric days, we'd have muscles that make our hair stand up, this would make us seem bigger, and therfore, more intimidating
How do you make a spear?
you have an egg, and then you crack it and you add a can opener to it.
How did the bushmen hunt?
They hunted by sharping one end of a stick to make it pointed and then they would spear the animal and try and aim for the throat in which the animal would die instantly
How do you get the spear in lost in blue?
to get a spear, search fo stick. stick usually in the ground near a tree, or sometimes u can find it many on the ground after a stormy night. After you get the stick, there should be able some event or whatever is it, that let you make a spear in the menu (make tools or wtv). You can improve your spear with a sharpened stone.
How did the Kalahari bushmen hunt?
They hunted by sharping one end of a stick to make it pointed and then they would spear the animal and try and aim for the throat in which the animal would die instantly
