Stonesusedasanchors，foundintheBayofPenhouet。1，2，3，stonesweighingabout160poundseach。4and5，lighterstones，probablyusedforcanoes。
Sucharetheonlydetailswehaveontheimportantsubjectofprehistoricanchors，butwemayaddthatancientfishermenprobablyventuredbutashortdistancefromtheland，andwouldnotneedanchors，astheycouldeasilycarrytheirlightboatsonshore。
Weleavenowpassedinreviewtheconditionsofthelifeofourremoteancestors，notingtheanimalsthatweretheircontemporaries，andthefishthatpeopledthewatercoursesnearwhichtheylived。Wehavestudiedtheearliesteffortsatnavigation，madeinthepursuitoffish，andwemustnowgobacktoexaminetheweapons，tools，andornamentsoftheseancientpeoples，andtraceinthoseobjectsthedawnofart。Thiswillbetheaimofournextchapter。
Weapons，Tools，Pottery；OriginoftheUseofFire，Clothing，Ornaments；EarlyArtisticEfforts。
TheVedasshowusIndra，armedwithawoodenclub，seizingastonewithwhichtopierceVritra，thegeniusofevil。[83]Doesnotthiscallupapictureoftheearliestdaysofmanupontheearth？Hisfirstweaponwasdoubtlessaknottybranchtornfromatreeasbehurriedpast，orastonepickedupfromamongstthoselyingathisfeet。Thesewere，however，butfeeblemeanswithwhichtocontendwithformidablefelineandpachydermatousenemies。Manbadnottheirgreatphysicalstrength；