January 1994
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... In the southern African context, it is widely accepted that microlithic backed pieces (segments) were used to tip poisoned arrows during the Holoceneeither as single pieces mounted transversely, or two obliquely mounted back-to-back to form triangular arrow tips (Clark, 1977;Lombard, 2020b [see p3 Fig. 2 for illustration]). A single, perfectly preserved example of a hafted transverse arrowhead was excavated by Binneman (1994) from a layer with a radiocarbon date of 1760 ± 50 BP Table 1 Assegai or spear categories of the amaZulu according to Krige (1962: 400-401) Isi-Zulu name Weapon description isiNkemba ...
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January 1994