Sentence examples for * stone point from inspiring English sources

Although some engraving shows an impoverished linear style eked out by lines scratched with a hard stone point, some is executed by means of wheels sufficiently thick to permit rounded cuts corresponding to the modelling of the human figure, and simulating it when the piece is seen against the light.

Average a la carte €35 Built on a craggy stone point jutting out into the Mediterranean, this casually elegant sea shack of a restaurant offers views over the sea as well as some of the finest seafood cooking in the south of France.

Henshilwood counters that the holes were "almost certainly" made by a "sharp stone point" and that worn areas on the lips of the holes could only have come from being suspended on something.As for the ostrich eggshells, their beadlike nature is beyond doubt, but their age is not.

The end stone points directly southeast toward the crash site.

The stone points also fit the size and shape of Stone Age points used as spear tips.

The damage to the researchers' stone points was similar to that seen on the 500,000-year-old points, Wilkins said.

Hoffecker points out that the biface stone points are very similar to those found at the Anzick site in Montana.

Highly mobile, their sites are scattered across Iowa and are noted for their large stone points.

"Life was lived by more than stone spear point," Dr. Soffer said.

Why were stone projectile point blade margins serrated in some circumstances and not others?

Yeah, go ahead and stone me, point your finger at me (stone me, yeah, yeah).