Sentence examples for weapon points from inspiring English sources

The researchers reported in 2001 finding tools there made from animal bones and finely worked stone weapon points.

If these are tools, they are simpler and the weapon points are not bifacial; they are finished on only one side.

They were turning animal bones into tools and finely worked weapon points, a skill more advanced in concept and application than the making of the usual stone tools.

Three weapon points, in particular, appear to have been shaped first with a stone blade and then polished, probably with a piece of leather and a mineral powder.

Two years ago, Dr. Henshilwood reported finding other evidence of possibly complex symbolic thinking by the inhabitants of Blombos Cave, including abstract engravings and finely worked bone tools and weapon points.

Exploring a cave at the southern tip of Africa, for example, Dr. Christopher Henshilwood of the South African Museum in Cape Town found evidence that the anatomically modern people there were turning animal bones into awls and finely polished weapon points more than 70,000 years ago.

Offensively, right-of-way is established by extending the sword arm straight and menacing the opponent with the weapon point.

But he praised Mr. Barr for being careful "to always keep the weapon pointed in a safe direction".

A government soldier stood a foot away from me with an automatic weapon pointed at my heart.

The purpose of their standoff, which involves a little more weapon pointing that the previous one (literally a minute before), isn't so clear that this point.

García said, "There is not an ayotzi who has not had a weapon pointed at his chest within two or three weeks of entering the school.