Stone: Various types of stone, including obsidian, chert, and quartzite, were also used to make weapons. Stone was shaped by pecking, grinding, and polishing to create weapons with sharp edges and points.
Animal bones: Animal bones, such as those from deer, elk, and bison, were used to make a variety of weapons, including arrows, spears, and clubs. The bones were often sharpened and hardened by heating them over a fire.
Wood: Wood was used to make bows, the main component of the bow and arrow. Bows were typically made from strong, flexible woods such as juniper and ash.
Feathers: Feathers from birds such as eagles, hawks, and owls were used to fletch arrows. Fletching helped to stabilize the arrow's flight.
Sinew: Sinew, which is the tough, fibrous tissue that connects muscles to bones, was used to bind arrowheads and spear points to the shaft and to attach feathers to arrows.