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Updated: May 15, 2025
The operation would be continued until the flint had assumed the proper shape, and then the "kigleen" was employed to drive and make the edge even. For the horn arrow-heads, deer horns were immersed in hot water, then straightened and shaped with stone knives.
In constructing the flint arrow-heads, two instruments were used, the "natkenn," a small hammer made preferably from the base of the horn of a deer where it enters into the bony portion of the skull, and the "kigleen," a kind of sharpener made from a piece of deer horn, with a small round piece of ivory overlapping and bound to its upper surface.
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