“Our Milton Keynes team have unearthed this PERFECT Neolithic leaf-shaped arrowhead near Northampton,” officials with Cotswold Archaeology said in a March 10 Facebook post. “Found in a pit near a ...

In the American-Statesman archives we found the previous story on the treasures buried beneath Zilker Park in Austin ...

The newly discovered bone tools, which consist of 27 deliberately split and chipped large mammal long bones, were recovered ...

The piece was created using a process called knapping in which a tool like an antler tine would be used to gradually remove small flakes from the larger flint piece until it was shaped ...

The arrowhead, found in a pit alongside other prehistoric features, was meticulously carved from flint using a technique called knapping. This artifact provides a glimpse into the tools and ...

He got his PhD at the University of Arizona, where he embraced an emerging concept for analyzing stone tools, called experimental flintknapping ... here's all kinds of flint flakes.