- A spear-thrower, spear-throwing lever, or
atlatl (pronounced /ˈætlætəl/ or /ˈɑːtlɑːtəl/;
Nahuatl ahtlatl Nahuatl pronunciation: [ˈaʔt͡ɬat͡ɬ]) is a tool...
- name
invented by
archaeologists to
describe the Teotihuacan-originated
atlatl-holding owl symbol,
stylised as one or two Maya
glyphs usually used to represent...
- Swinford, Dean (2013).
Death Metal Epic (Book I: The
Inverted Katabasis).
Atlatl Press. ISBN 978-0-9883484-3-1. Thompson,
Graham (2007).
American Culture...
- woomera, and
atlatl extended that
range even
further by
giving the
hunter leverage to
throw the
spear faster and ****her. The
atlatl allowed a skilled...
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Atlatl Cave is an
important archaeological site that
contains organic evidence of
occupation by
Archaic North Americans c. 900 BCE. It is
located at the...
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Antiquity and the
Middle Ages.
Darts can be
propelled by a
number of means. The
atlatl uses
leverage to
increase the
velocity of the dart, the
kestros increases...
- is an
Australian Aboriginal wooden spear-throwing device.
Similar to an
atlatl, it
serves as an
extension of the
human arm,
enabling a
spear to travel...
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Spearthrower may
refer to: Spear-thrower or
atlatl, a tool that uses
leverage to
achieve greater velocity in dart-throwing, and
includes a
bearing surface...
- of
modern humans Upper Paleolithic Later Stone Age
Behavioral modernity,
Atlatl,
Origin of the
domestic dog
Epipalaeolithic Natufian Mesolithic Microliths...
- have
suggested that they are
atlatl weights or
ceremonial pieces. In situ
evidence of
bannerstones found in line with
atlatl handles and
hooks in graves...
