0 a horn that looks like branches on the head of a male deer -- erkek geyiğin ağaç dallarını andıran boynuzu
Every time we get a glimpse into the world of prehistoric objects of wood, antler, textiles and so on we are astonished.
However, on the following page it is revealed that the boy has not grabbed branches, but rather a deer's antlers.
It is in the context of these patterns of activity that the antler frontlets must be considered.
The introduction of new materials, such as bone, wood, and antler, may reflect the search for greater power, distance, or control of performance.
The unusual depositionary practices at the site seem particularly focused on objects made from the antlers of red deer.
Other punches were made from deer antler tines.
The branches turn out to be a deer's antlers.
Mating behaviour often involves displays of cumbersome feathers or antlers, or profligacy with food.
