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by IAmBroom
122 days ago
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> Then at some unknown point probably in the last 100,000 years, the bow and arrow. The atlatl was undoubtedly earlier, and a bigger advance. It essentially doubled a hunter's arm length, and thus impelled speed - with force proportional to the square of speed. An atlatl can put a dart straight through an enemy's gut, or easily pierce a deer's hide. |
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