bone pin造句

• A flint knife and a bone pin were also recovered.
• Bone pins and awls also survive and an extraordinary bone " plaque ".
• These grave goods include decorative pottery and urns, stone beads, and bone pins.
• The bone pin is believed to be baleen due to analyses of its bromine content.
• The era's finds include tools, ornamental beads, and bone pins as well as prehistoric art.
• Amongst the artefacts dated to the later Pictish period is a bone pin with a rounded head probably used as a hair or dress pin.
• The burial contained none of the metal objects that often act as grave goods; besides the wool clothing, three ceramic shards and one bone pin were discovered.
• Excavations that took place in the late 1960s and early 1970s revealed seven'marbles', four pendants, two beads, a used flint flake, a bone chisel and fragments of bone pins and points.
• Items discovered in Hall 2 included a Roman bronze coin from the era of the Emperor Victorinus, bronze and iron strips, a bone pin, fragments of both glass and a loomweight, as well as a variety of iron objects, including a knife, nail, plate and key.
• Ritualistic deposition into Cumbrian grave-sites include : broken artefacts, such as single beads from a necklace ( as at Ewanrigg ); sherds of Beaker or Collared Urn pottery; bone pins, buttons, jet, slate, clay ornaments; ochre, or red porphyry and quartz crystals ( as at Birkrigg, Urswick ); knives, daggers and hunting equipment.