- in
chalk or
marly limestone. Historically,
flint was
widely used to make
stone tools and
start fires.
Flint occurs chiefly as
nodules and m****es in sedimentary...
-
cultural implications of
stone tool use and manufacture.
Knapped stone tools are made from
cryptocrystalline materials such as chert,
flint, radiolarite, chalcedony...
- the
shaping of
flint, chert, obsidian, or
other conchoidal fracturing stone through the
process of
lithic reduction to
manufacture stone tools, strikers...
- A
flint axe was a
Flint tool used
during prehistoric times to
perform a
variety of tasks.
These were at
first just a cut
piece of
flint stone used as...
- name is an
Americanization of the
French La pierre,
which means "
flint" or "
flint stone". The city of
Lapeer is
located to the
northwest and incorporates...
- ('Mohawk Country' or "
Flint Stone Place") and that they are Kanienʼkehá꞉ka "People of the
Flint Stone Place" or "People of the
Flint Nation". The Mohawks...
- marū/
maruw (مرو) with the
meaning of
either minerals, "
flint(-
stone)", "quartz" or "a hard
stone of
nearly pure silica". However, the
Arabic name for quartz...
-
example of
zoomorphic art, it was
carved out of
mammoth ivory using a
flint stone knife.
Seven parallel, transverse,
carved gouges are on the left arm...
- marū/maruw (مرو) with the
meaning of
either minerals, '
flint(-
stone)', 'quartz' or 'a hard
stone of
nearly pure silica'. However, the
Arabic name for quartz...
-
other regions such as the Levant. It is
named after 19th-century
finds of
flint tools in the Levallois-Perret
suburb of Paris, France. The
technique was...
