Hi José,

thank you very much. Is this thesis published? We don't have it in our library in Berlin. Your topic is very interesting, too and closely related to mine. I'm preparing an article on Neolithic arrow heads and I can send it to you when it's ready.

Best regards, Laura

Hi Laura,

I found two anthropological articles with arrow injuries. The finds came from the Neolthic in spain. Write me, if you are interested. Greetings Barbara

hi laura

there were two bone projectiles found in a survey on the beach of the see of Galilee published some years ago by Dani Nadel - possibly of Neolithic age

if im not mistaken it was published in the journal Tel Aviv which i think is now available on the web through Maney publishers

if you cant find it - write to me directly and ill find it for you

avi gopher, tel aviv university

Hi Avi,

thank you very much for this information!

Best regards, Laura

Hello to all,

I'm interested also in the topic and if any of you could share with me Le Dosseur's thesis, I would be very grateful.

I am interested in any evidence of injuries to humans by projectile points of any type during the Neolithic.  I would deeply appreciate a reference  to any such evidence.  Thank you so much, John

Not direct injuries, but some studies on neolithic arrows from central Portugal here

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jmq_Ventura/publication/273522091__Do_Conflito__Guerra_Aspectos_do_desenvolvimento_e_institucionalizao_da_violncia_na_Pr-Histria_Recente_Peninsular_/links/55055ac00cf24cee3a0445f2.pdf?origin=publication_detail

Sadly only in portuguese.

Will try to translate it into a more common language, and updated with most recent findings.

Article " Do Conflito à Guerra: Aspectos do desenvolvimento e instit...