Surprisingly, the grave also contained numerous weapons, including two massive war clubs and 23 spear throwers. |
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He cleverly fashions a raft and paddles out to the coral reef for some spear fishing. |
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His spear standing proud as it bit its head deep into the dirt, the haft glowing ominously in a color not usually associated with wood. |
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Ever since the first hunter-gatherer decided to hang up his spear and go into the farming business, mankind has stamped his mark upon the land. |
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In a sweeping half-moon behind me, the rugged, unspoiled Inishowen Peninsula rolls out across this little known spear of North West Ireland. |
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The guard was armed with a long spear and a knife, the goat with only his tiny sharp teeth and his severely obstreperous attitude. |
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The pressure continued and Beverley were very lucky not to see a player carded for a dangerous spear tackle. |
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Bone was used extensively to make wedges, adzes, hammers, spear heads with link shafts, barbed points and harpoons, eyed needles, and jewellery. |
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The gaff, the muck-fork spear and the hayfork-turf candle form a tripod for the salmon to cradle in and are heroic in size and cast in bronze. |
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Probably the most sophisticated device in general use is the spear thrower. |
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They were adapted to running down prey before spear throwers or bows were invented. |
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Use a lot of strength in this maneuver, so as to spear the surfboard through the wave. |
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I got my protein from spear fishing in the sea for surfperch, halibut, sheephead, opaleye, and octopus. |
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The spear that was thrown 42m had a light antler head and was thrown with the aid of a spear thrower. |
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It was probably developed in conjunction with the invention of the spear thrower. |
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It occurred around 4,000 years ago, with such changes as the introduction of the spear thrower, and the arrival of the dingo. |
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Consistent communication to all employees about the risk of social engineering and spear phishing is the first step to reducing risk. |
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The attacks used a polished version of a rudimentary technique, called spear phishing, to trick recipients into revealing their e-mail passwords. |
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I thought all divers gave up spearguns long, long ago and anyway, no real diver would ever use a spear on shellfish. |
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With a quick snap the spear came down and caught a fish in the sharpened barbs that Erik cut into it. |
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On the walls were fish netting with an assortment of fishing equipment, including a fishing spear. |
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The thrusting spear tended to have a stronger, fairly broad leaf or lozenge shaped head with a central ridge for strength. |
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The spear was the commonest weapon with an iron blade on a wooden shaft, often of ash and 2 to 3m in length. |
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Small harm is it for any warrior to prove his spear, without malice, on a venturous knight. |
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We don't see lances with vamplates until the 14th century, so until that point, any spear is a potential lance as well. |
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His weapons are small boomerangs about eighteen inches long and a very sharp, six-foot long spear. |
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It had a long shaft like a spear, but was more of a polearm than a thrusting weapon. |
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When our party first mounted the cliffs, a throwing stick, a broken spear, and some stones were found. |
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I looked up at the fountain with its carving of heavy-shouldered wind gods straining to propel ships and bearded sea gods looking to spear them. |
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It contained a number of wooden replicas, including his scimitars, spear, and axe. |
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Rhea pressed her scimitar's blade against the spear, but she simply couldn't cut through. |
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Taken by rod, reel, and spear from May through October, tautog is an important sport fish in Rhode Island. |
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At once he unleashed an unearthly scream, as though someone had just run him through with a spear. |
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Both pictures spear the dark heart of human relationships, but the former is more rounded. |
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A barbarian on cavalry tried to stab him with a spear but with no avail, Stephanus grabbed the spear dismounting the rider. |
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For example, bowstrings were easily split, spear shafts easily broken and use of the arquebus often dictated by the weather. |
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A Striker loose from the pack moved in and whacked her with the blunt end of her spear. |
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Their spear and shield-wielding war dances clearly illustrate the rich heritage that the tribe has strived to maintain over the centuries. |
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When Mark Parchment enlisted in the Royal Marines he was made to carry a spear on parade. |
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His iron spear was enamelled, most unusually, in a Celtic style, and he was buried with a hanging bowl also in Celtic style. |
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With the power out, the only light in the subbasements was cast by the spear points of flame, devouring overturned cars and office debris. |
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A tall, menacing African stood by the tracks and jabbed at me with his spear each time I passed. |
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He raised his sharp sword against one of his earth-born brothers nearby, then, himself, fell to a spear thrown from far off. |
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He shoots a fire ball from the spear head and a small pillar of fire erupts from within the cauldron. |
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One small officer in his impetuosity dashed at the pig with his spear, missed him clean, and fell over on the top of him. |
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We heard the rhythmic pounding as the spear points were hammered onto shafts of ash wood. |
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You're now feeling as if you want to sing a song, and you want to make a clap stick, a woomera, a spear, or anything. |
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And I now have the breathe control to lance two fish on the same spear with one breathe of air. |
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He heaved the gates open with Julius and Sam, and threw his spear at an emerging Saxon who had been awoken by the whistle. |
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Men in Aranda society hunted with a variety of implements including spears, spear throwers, and nonreturning boomerangs. |
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For this reason, the arapaima tends to float near the surface of the water and is vulnerable to harpoon and spear fishing. |
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Therefore, the whole armada would be spear headed by a flotilla of 287 mine sweepers that would clear the way for the ships behind them. |
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It is perfect for making high-quality arrowheads, spear points, knives and other implements. |
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Tenko tried to lunge the spear into Phish's chest, but Phish pushed Tenko off of him before he could. |
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Meanwhile, out on the patio, the sole survivor of the six lupins we planted last year has produced a splendid spear of pale pink blossom. |
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Knights ride their horses at full gallop and are almost all successful at driving a spear through a 3-inch ring. |
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Everyone grabs a special fondue fork, and they spear a piece of food and then dunk it in the pot! |
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When this type of spear stuck into a shield it would sink in up to the barbs, bend, and make it very difficult to remove. |
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A school of menominee swam by and I tried to drop the spear on them but they moved out of its way. |
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This is a folk memory of the days when the father collected the meat with his spear and the mother the vegetables with her digging stick. |
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Keleus thrust his spear into the earth and looked upon the dying sky, flushed in crimson, and he whispered unto the winds. |
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Aeneas casts a spear and it pierces his shield and corselet going into his thigh. |
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The artifacts include hundreds of stone tools and flakes, as well as spear foreshafts made of rhinoceros horn and mammoth tusk. |
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His inventory can be stocked with a whole assortment of weapons like Mausers, swords, spear guns and machine guns. |
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She pulled back on the spear and launched it forward, but I blocked the thrust with my sword. |
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The same might be said of rifle practice, as compared with bravely tilting at an enemy with spear and shield upon an open field of battle. |
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People always want to know if my children are good eaters, or if a spear of broccoli reduces them to tears. |
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As a complete system it has weapons including sword, sabre, spear and halberd. |
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Pascall says one man tried to handcuff him while others attacked him with an axe, a spear and a flail. |
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Ever the man at arms, Gianni used his dagger to spear a slice of ham, and a trencher of bread to scoop up his eggs. |
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Set stepped forward to meet him, his staff and flail replaced by a long, ornate spear. |
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He'd been dressed in an Adidas t-shirt and traditional woven vest, and carrying a spear tufted with dyed hair. |
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Use the spear for nabbing medium-size freshwater fish like bass and catfish, or ocean fish such as grouper and flounder. |
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They made entirely new types of tools, like spear throwers, antler straighteners, backed points, burins, shoulder points and borers. |
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A number of other male graves contained shield bosses and spear heads, although all traces of the wooden shields and spears had long disappeared. |
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It was like a spiked metal rod, a sort of spear, except the spike was in a coned shape. |
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Only Solutrean spear points from Spain and France had the same precise design of the American Clovis points. |
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Deb emerged from her cubicle, and shyly asked Gil's permission to eat two Portobello mushrooms and a spear of asparagus for dinner. |
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Place one asparagus spear on each pasta square so the tips extend outside the pasta. |
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Snap the asparagus at its natural breaking point, by holding the spear in both hands and snapping like a twig. |
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The Aborigines would then spear cattle for food and a cycle of violence might follow. |
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Dredge each asparagus spear in flour and pat off excess, then dredge in batter. |
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Cast me as a spear carrier, and I will happily exercise my free will and step aside to give somebody else their five minutes of fame. |
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I met a man the other night who told me he was going to be a spear carrier in Scottish Opera's forthcoming production of Tosca. |
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There's a risk that the party will be transformed into a legion of spear carriers. |
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The earliest clear evidence of a human killed by a spear dates to roughly 100,000 years ago. |
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The other players, the spear carriers, come through when unexpected. |
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He was born in full array with his shield and spear thrower. |
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Every question Crosse asked himself left him facing a spear of accusation. |
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The team has unearthed stone tools, animal bones showing signs of butchering and cooking, and spear shafts made from woolly rhinoceros horn and mammoth tusk. |
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The scientists then unearthed spear points, hearths, and bones of camel-like creatures and other animals at 39 Atacama Desert camps, located on the shores of 20 dry lakebeds. |
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So, we settled for a leisurely snorkel on the landward edge of the main channel, with John swimming around us and aiming his spear gun at pretty much everything that moved. |
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Legend has a lone berserker axeman defending the bridge until the sneaky English paddle under the bridge in a barrel and thrust a spear up through the wooden slats. |
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During the Mesolithic, sophisticated hunting tools, including the spear thrower and the bow and arrow, were invented, the latter about 12,000 years ago. |
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Use a sharp knife to slice through the spear right at ground level. |
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Chic women in Gucci sunglasses and high heels used toothpicks to spear their next mouthful with precision, others just grabbed chunks off display plates with their fingers. |
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A spear is lit from the fire and hurled across the lake, where a fireball erupts and two paddlers in a torch-laden canoe make an impressive entrance. |
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They were armed with the sarissa, a long spear but at 13 feet actually shorter than the hasta used by Greek hoplites, which was over 16 feet long. |
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Its frontage gleams with neon, and above the gaudy porch is a statue of a four-horsed laurel-wreathed charioteer, his spear raised phallically into the dull London sky. |
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With a pointed stick on the nose of our helicopter, it was possible to spear a wooden ring twelve inches in diameter fastened to a pole only four feet from the ground. |
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The department may designate certain waters in which a rubber or spring propelled spear may be used for the taking of carp, dogfish, garpike, and suckers. |
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An armed figure with Corinthian helmet, cuirass, and greaves, and holding a spear and round shield, runs with a very wide stride behind each chariot. |
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But when a final showdown occurs between a gang with gats and a group toting muskets and spear guns, it's clear that the filmmakers have lost their way. |
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The first man grunted angrily and shifted his spear in his grasp. |
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Players will spear hard grounders with backhanded-finesse, make over-the-shoulder catches or turn double plays by leaping over oncoming base runners. |
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Long jumper Salim Sdiri was hit in the chest and badly injured by the spear of Finnish thrower Tero Pitkämäki. |
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With some exceptions, the human figure is largely a spear carrier in the show. |
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In London, for instance, you go back and forth from being a spear carrier to being Hamlet. |
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He had a spear, and was demonstrating tribal techniques for catching fish, joking with Jim, who was wearing waders and using a traditional fishing pole. |
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No IPO, no shareholders to muck up their lovely talking heads, or spear their engineers into delivering a truly 3D product. |
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Aspiring like steeples inky green, they spear the sun-bleached view with nodding tips. |
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Also I was trained to lay about me with a sword, and in the use of the bow and the spear. |
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Learn how to weave a pandanus bracelet, play the didgeridoo or throw a hunting spear. |
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It's a beaut — a long, twisting thing that rises out of the earth to pierce the clouds like a god's monstrous, multi-plaited spear. |
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However, a halberd is notably more expensive to craft than a spear, and in the hands of a novice, much less effective. |
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On one silver plate, King Yazdegerd I, haloed and beribboned, impales a stag with his spear. |
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The thrown spear did not survive competition with the longbow, crossbow, and firearm in the West but it continued in cultures innocent of gunpowder. |
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He was taught woodcraft, how to handle bow and arrow, management of a canoe, and the use of a spear. |
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In addition to the fines, fishing gear including a fishing rod, spear gun and tackle box was forfeited to the Crown. |
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He was killed in battle with a spear through his thigh, stranded in the middle of Roman forces by his fleeing comrades. |
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It depics a tournament spear crossed with a wood pike, with various pennants on a blue background. |
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They invented the aerodynamic boomerang and a type of spear thrower called the woomera. |
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In some versions of that story, the spear is the first weapon George tries. |
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Mung-k'u, a Miao tribesman, age 35, is stalking fish with a spear. |
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She cringed as her black blood ran down the shaft of the spear. |
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They took their spear by the shaft, and made it lean on the knee. |
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He found her fondling the shaft of her spear, a few steps away. |
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There every boat is crewed, the men armed with billhooks spear the fish and pull them thrashing from the water, as the Mattanza continues the sea turns red with blood. |
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They spoke in turns and never interrupted the one with the spear. |
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It is said that every child born to the Karstarks is taught how to handle a sword before the age of ten and to throw a spear before the age of twelve. |
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This spear, or javelin if it was thrown, was used to keep enemies at bay, and also as a missile weapon to wreak havoc among the ranks of their enemies. |
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Aside from spear phishing, other tactics that have been noted in targeted attacks include the theft of credentials giving access to systems and networks. |
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Hence the modern guardsmen carry tear gas and pepper spray in addition to their halberds, the combination of spear and battle-ax that the guardsmen carry. |
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The spear and the halberd are weapons which are carried out of doors. |
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Armed with a crayfishing spear, they allegedly demanded and took the catch from a group of professional fishermen who worked out of Cooktown, outside the strait. |
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Palaeo-Indians are defined by their use of a fluted style of spear point. |
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Percy warned and I ducked just in time to see a spear swoosh past my face. |
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Spears and the atlatl, or spear thrower, were used to some extent. |
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As long as they fished only for their families, using the chapan, a small wooden boat dug out of a tree trunk equipped with a paddle, fishlines, hooks and a spear, the ecological balance of the islands would not be harmed. |
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Eventually, seal hunters used harpoons to spear the animals from boats out at sea, and hooks for killing pups on ice or land. |
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While line fishing is permitted, net and spear fishing are restricted based on cultural traditions. |
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Peel the bananas and cut them in two, then spear each half with a popsicle stick. |
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The slave coffle behind him stopped its shuffling as chicken eater failed to spear his choice. |
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In plant life, butterbur, lichen, liverworts, moss, fern, wood sorrel, herb robert, spear thistle and a multitude of trees. |
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The stone tools in these levels include Still Bay points, beautifully shaped thin lanceolate spear points, flaked on both sides. |
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Three cotoneaster bushes are blossoming and a strident spear thistle towers above the nettles there. |
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He developed a passion for the outdoors as a young man participating in spear fishing and skin diving with the Worcester Frogmen Club. |
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So the two men fight a duel with spear and machete. |
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The Companions, like the Thessalian cavalry, were a well-mounted force armed with cuirass and the short thrusting spear for close combat. |
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Ancient whalers used harpoons to spear the bigger animals from boats out at sea. |
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Procopius denies the Franks the use of the spear while Agathias makes it one of their primary weapons. |
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The symbol for the planet Mars is a stylized representation of the shield and spear of the god Mars. |
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Clovis tools are characterized by a distinctive type of spear point, known as the Clovis point. |
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Long before the days of ancient Greece and Rome, Paleo-Indian hunters at Little Salt Springs lanced a giant land tortoise with a spear. |
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The victorious jouster has to turn two times his spear over his head in order to show to the jury that he is physically unscathed after the assault. |
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How do we become a volunteer to be a spear carrier or flag carrier? |
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Food is at center stage at Pencenzo, décor a mere spear carrier. |
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A hallmark of the toolkit associated with the Clovis culture is the distinctively shaped, fluted stone spear point, known as the Clovis point. |
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Bandages were soaked in this juice and would then be used to bind sword and spear cuts. |
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In pantomime, Chief Joyi would fling his spear and creep along the veld as he narrated the victories and defeats. |
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Naturalis Historia comprised 37 books, which included a volume which detailed the correct way in which to launch a spear off the back of a horse. |
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If a man have a spear over his shoulder, and any man stakes himself upon it, that man will pay the wer but not the wite. |
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The seven-inch spear shaped prisms are mass produced lead crystal from the Czech Republic and are distinguished from the originals by their colourless glass quality compared to the amber age patina of the originals. |
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Hunters commonly used teams of dogs to distract the bear, allowing the hunter to spear the bear or shoot it with arrows at closer range. |
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Try your hand at pagan games such as spear throwing, quoits and kayles and tip cat. |
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To show how early hunters improved their tools, Mr. Starnater took hold of an atlatl, a spear with an extra shaft, and with a flick of his wrist sailed it considerably farther. |
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The symptoms are damp rot at the base of the spear, yellowing at the base of young leaves, wet rot of the root cortex and orange-brown discoloration 19 of the growing point. |
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Fire was useful in tool manufacture, for charring the end of a stick not only helped shape the point by making it easier to scrape but also hardened it, as for a spear point. |
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The halberd and spear are other weapons used in medieval combat. |
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The animal would then be dispatched with a venabulum, a short spear with a crossguard at the base of the blade. |
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Almost every day someone will go fishing, whether it is from the rocks, from a longboat or diving with a spear gun. |
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There are many stories around the trunk:a leopard skin, a woman's full stomach, masks and drums, a blood-stained spear, a burnt sculpture,a cross,a fez, a book and a Kalashnikov, frayed linen, a flag. |
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In the struggle, he was wounded in the arm with a spear and in the leg by a kampilan. |
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The distinction between javelin and spear was slow to develop, but by classical times the heavy spear was clearly distinguished from the javelin, and specialized javelin troops were commonly used for skirmishing. |
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So when in a battle a hero defeats his rival with spear, arrow or rope, he provides high shamefulness to his rival. |
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A native hurled a bamboo spear into the captain's face, but the latter immediately killed him with his lance, which he left in the native's body. |
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You can fry them up like popcorn, or spear them on a stick and roast them like a shish kebab. |
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Welsh tradition also knew of a dagger named Carnwennan and a spear named Rhongomyniad that belonged to him. |
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From these rings emerge two symmetrical spear motifs set along the longitudinal axis and four furled, tri-lobed leaves pointing towards each corner. |
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During this, the first war of the world, Odin flung his spear into the opposing forces of the Vanir. |
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In the second term Jordan Lewis – appearing to everyone else like a man shaping to take a 55-metre set shot – looked to Sam Mitchell just as likely to change course at the last minute and spear a pass into the corridor. |
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The film has a special place in Buthelezi's heart because he was in it, playing his great-grandfather King Cetshwayo, complete with spear, leopard skin with tooth necklace. |
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This included spear and stone throwing, building and testing physical strength through wrestling, fist fighting, and stone lifting. |
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The blacks crept up on their camp in their feathered kadaitcha boots to spear them. |
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This Ecuadorial Indian came here as an envoy of his people, accompanied by the signs of his dignity, namely a small wooden spear measuring less than two metres. |
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The pike began to replace the spear and the Scots began to convert from the bow to gunpowder firearms. |
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The basic weapon of the hoplite was the dory, a wooden-shaft spear six to nine feet long with a metal point at each end. |
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As the earliest known harpoons, these weapons were made and used 90,000 years ago, most likely to spear catfishes. |
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Decoration was also made on functional tools, such as spear throwers, perforated batons and lamps. |
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I started out as a spear carrier at the Royal Shakespeare Company for two years, understudying. |
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However, it was all Shakespeare and although I graduated from spear carrier to Falstaff I never took it any further. |
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Scott Parker, Darren Bent and Ashley Young struck a blow for the spear carriers. |
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Brown detailed the dangers of spear phishing, a targeted attack crafted specifically for a credit union and its employees. |
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Considering that most companies deploy antispam and anti-virus solutions, why are these spear phishing attacks still so successful? |
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Bernard de Montfaucon's 1730 engraving has a solid line resembling a spear being held overhand matching the manner of the figure to the left. |
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Newland became a victim of one of those attacks after a spear phisher posted a phony link on a MySpace bulletin, which directed all of his 89 friends to a fake site, MySpase. |
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It was not then listed as poisonous to livestock but was included with other weeds such as spear thistle, creeping thistle, curled dock and common dock. |
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Prisoners have turned everyday items into weapons, including toothbrushes turned into knives, a blowpipe with deadly darts and a toilet brush sharpened to make a spear. |
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These malware typically spread through spear phishing mails having attachments as zipped archives or Microsoft Office document exploits or via removable drives. |
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The Clovis site was host to a lithic technology characterized by spear points with an indentation, or flute, where the point was attached to the shaft. |
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At the left a man stands on the bank of a marsh seemingly holding up a long spear on which is impaled a fish and a duck represented just above the fish. Both fish are bultis. |
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The spear head illustrated is thought to be of design influenced by Irish art and is considered to be a decorative rather than practical spear head. |
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The main pieces of this armor were a round shield, a spear and a helmet. |
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Any man of common right feeling will love and cherish her who is his own, as I this woman, with my whole heart, though she was but a fruitling of my spear. |
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California sheephead are often grilled and are much sought after by spear fishermen and the immigrant Chinese population, in which case it is basket steamed. |
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There will be two fry bread booths, ice cream sodas, and booths and demonstrations on spear making, leather working, dream catchers and children's moccasins. |
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To make matters worse, Soyinka is a chronic name-dropper and so vain that he often sees himself as centre stage when he is in reality not much more than a spear carrier. |
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But what you can do is know all about the totally pointless things like who played the third spear carrier on the right in Indian Jones And The Temple Of Doom. |
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He began as a humble spear carrier in Othello earning pounds 6 a week. |
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He showed his intent to conquer the entirety of the Persian Empire by throwing a spear into Asian soil and saying he accepted Asia as a gift from the gods. |
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After sensing an inside passing opportunity, Vettel attempted to quickly change direction while under braking, causing the car to spear into the side of Button's McLaren. |
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I stood trembling with agony for the spear was rankling in the wound. |
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They have not suffered to any great extent from wolves and not at all from disease, while although the spear grass gets into the wool it does not seem to injure the sheep. |
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Instead of the general phishing email this is what we call spear phishing. |
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Birds, deer, hares and foxes were hunted with bow and spear, and later with crossbows. |
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She is usually shown seated on a rock, holding a spear, and with a spiked shield propped beside her. |
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Seeing no other recourse, at the Battle of Camlann, Arthur charges Mordred and impales him with a spear. |
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And you have acted not well against the just man, because you have not repented of crucifying him, but also have pierced him with a spear. |
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Then, trying to lay hand on sword, he could draw it out but halfway, because he had been wounded in the arm with a bamboo spear. |
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When Stone Age humans first took a sliver of flint to tip the spear, it was the first example of applying technology to improve the weapon. |
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Some alternate terms for this missile have included the spear, but this term has fallen out of favour since in all other uses, spears are stiff enough to be used for stabbing. |
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