Sentence examples for the stone points from inspiring English sources

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

In the study, researchers replicated the stone points, attached them to spears and then shot them at a dead animal using a calibrated crossbow.

Brooks, an expert in the phase of prehistory called the Middle Stone Age, immediately recognized the stone points as characteristic of the period.

According to Shea, the stone points that he found while hunting the history of Homo sapiens in Ethiopia were so well made that their creators could not have been truly primitive.

Before he discovered Mormonism, Joseph Smith was a "money digger" who trusted that a stone in a hat, properly viewed, could lead him to buried treasure; when the stone pointed the way to a hill in New York that contained the Book of Mormon, he hit the mother lode.

Even better – from the Stones' point of view, at least – they only had to pay £50 for the logo in 1970, to a 24-year-old design student called John Pasche.

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

The end stone points directly southeast toward the crash site.

The ancient stone points had breakage patterns consistent with those of the modern tips, Dr. Wilkins said.

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

The heroine of Full Exposure suffers from PTSD and the author, Stone, points out that most people tend to think as Veterans as men and many of the resources for Vets are not designed for women--which means 200,000 underserved women.