Primitive Man
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This is the reason why, in the peat-bogs, flints of this sort are always much more plentiful than the bone handles. We must also state that it seems as if they took little or no trouble in repairing the flints when they were blunted, knowing how easy it would be to replace them. They were thrown away, without further care ; hence their profusion.
These handles are made of extremely hard bone, from which we may conclude that they were applied to operations requiring solid tools. Most of them hel...d the flint at one end only ; but i66 THE STONE AGE.
some were open at both ends, and would serve as handles for two tools at once.
Figs. 119 and 120 represent some of these flint tools in bone handles the plates are taken from those in Boucher de Perthes' work.
Generally speaking, these handles gave but little trouble to those who made them. They were content with merely breaking the bone across, without even smoothing down the fracture, and then enlarging the medullary hollow which naturally existed ; Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the reason why, in the peat-bogs, flints of this sort are always much more plentiful than the bone handles. We must also state that it seems as if they took little or no trouble in repairing the flints when they were blunted, knowing how easy it would be to replace them. They were thrown away, without further care ; hence their profusion.
These handles are made of extremely hard bone, from which we may conclude that they were applied to operations requiring solid tools. Most of them hel...d the flint at one end only ; but i66 THE STONE AGE.
some were open at both ends, and would serve as handles for two tools at once.
Figs. 119 and 120 represent some of these flint tools in bone handles the plates are taken from those in Boucher de Perthes' work.
Generally speaking, these handles gave but little trouble to those who made them. They were content with merely breaking the bone across, without even smoothing down the fracture, and then enlarging the medullary hollow which naturally existed ; Fig.
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