Prehistory and Protohistory in India and Pakistan c7.s20.2

c7.s20.2

ALLCHIN has commented on the absence of a true point and added that the man of the period must have had to depend upon hard wood as the only alternative for spears or arrows. Such a conclusion is unwarranted. For fine points, fully or partly retouched on the two lateral sides are reported from a number of areas, whereas MISRA has in his collection from the Luni, points worked on both the faces. Larger points characterize SINGH'S collection from the Betwa. These small or big points must have been used as arrow or spearhead respectively.