III. Objects of Horn.
Pick.—Deer-horn pick, made of portion of the horn (as a handle) and the first tine, and much used at point, and also on the back, the burr being almost entirely worn off. Length of the handle is 12 inches (Fig. 173).
Fig. 173.—Deer-horn Pick (1⁄3).
Fig. 174.—Implement of Horn of Roe Deer (1⁄3).
Club.—Hammer or club-like implement, having the head formed of 3 inches of the root of the horn and the handle of the first tine. This implement is much decayed by long maceration.
Spear-shaped Portion.—This weapon is cut lengthways out of the side of a large red-deer horn, and is 9 inches long and 11⁄2 broad.
Pointed Object.—A slender object, 2 inches long, cut out of a horn lengthways, and sharp at both ends.