antler örnekleri

• 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.

• At all these sites combinations of one or more of large quantities of barbed points, animal teeth beads and antler frontlets were recovered from aquatic deposits.

• The remains included various invertebrates (gastropods, bivalves, and coral, all classified as shell) and skeletal elements from all vertebrate classes (including bones, teeth, and antlers, all classified as bone).

• Living things have external references to each other : the flower to the insect, the colour red to being poisonous to eat, antlers to the mating season.

• Connections between two of these artefact types - the antler frontlets and barbed antler points - suggest that some of these items at least retained a strong sense of their 'animalness'.

• Antler also appears to have had a special connection with the site.

• I have argued that this special treatment was accorded to red deer antler because the antlers were part of an explicit renegotiation of the boundaries of the human body.

• These items include elephant tusks, skins of felidae (cat), reptiles, chinchilla and others, and deer antlers.