The bone bi-point was for learning about archeological drawings. It was a fun assignment, but I did pick a rather simple object. It as pretty small, too. The bone bipoint, from a West Point excavation site, is from abut 3500-2700 BC. It was made using the incision carving method, I think. That's where they just cut at it until it is the right shape.
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| Measured line drawings of a bone bipoint, which is essentially a sort of fish hook. |
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| Ink drawings of bone bipoint, an illustration of how the bipoint was used, and some ink tests. |
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