A) Metal B) Cryptocrystalline stone C) Wood D) Bone
A) To crush materials B) To provide a stable surface for striking C) To transport water D) To sharpen tools
A) Metal B) Soft material like antler or wood C) Plastic D) Hard stone
A) To grind stone B) To strike large flakes C) To polish artifacts D) To remove small flakes with controlled pressure
A) The area where the hammerstone strikes the core B) The base of the arrowhead C) A type of stone D) The tool used for striking
A) Multiplication B) Subtraction C) Addition D) Reduction
A) The hammerstone B) The finished arrowhead C) The sharpening process D) The waste flakes produced during knapping
A) A type of arrowhead B) The cone-shaped fracture created by a strike C) A knapping technique D) A stone formation
A) Obsidian B) Basalt C) Quartzite D) Granite
A) Polishing the edges B) Attaching it to a shaft C) Heat treating the stone D) Acquiring suitable material
A) To make the stone stronger B) To sterilize the stone C) To improve the material's knapping properties D) To color the stone
A) Blade B) Spall C) Platform D) Cone
A) A channel removed lengthwise on the face of the arrowhead B) A manufacturing error C) A notch for hafting D) A decorative groove
A) Wearing a mask B) Wearing gloves C) Wearing eye protection D) Working in a confined space
A) Attaching the arrowhead to a shaft B) Polishing the arrowhead C) Removing the cortex D) Sharpening the blade
A) A specific flake type B) The core of the stone C) A type of hammerstone D) The outer weathered layer of the stone
A) Over-flaking B) Notching C) Tine removal D) Grinding
A) To polish the arrowhead B) To prepare the platform for striking C) To crush the stone D) To sharpen the tools
A) Undercut B) Preform C) Overstrike D) Biface
A) Chalk B) Volcanic glass C) Metamorphic rock D) Sedimentary rock
A) Chert B) Limestone C) Slate D) Sandstone
A) A tool made of bone B) A very small arrowhead C) A stone tool worked on both faces D) A tool made of metal
A) Using only metal tools B) Using leather pads C) Working very slowly D) Applying glue to hands
A) The stone is too soft B) Improper angle or force of the strike C) The stone is too cold D) The stone is too hard
A) To remove larger flakes with controlled force B) To transport water C) To sharpen tools D) To crush materials
A) A type of arrowhead B) A tool used with a hammer to detach flakes precisely C) A method of polishing D) The base of the arrowhead
A) To make the stone more brittle B) To soften the stone C) To reduce dust and friction D) To clean the stone
A) Isolating different types of stone B) Working alone to avoid distractions C) Storing unfinished tools D) Preparing a striking platform by removing material around it
A) Wood B) Bone C) Flint or obsidian D) Metal
A) Sharpening the blade B) Heat treating again C) Hafting and securing to a shaft D) Polishing the arrowhead |