Legend has it that Stone age hunters could hit a deer at 50 metres in just over a second! Buy they needed more than just a sharp eye to do the job. These early hunters were impressive craftspeople, expertly chipping (or knapping) pieces of flint to make sure tools were always on point. But know this! These razor-edged, flint tipped relics of the past are often turned up by farmers’ ploughs in and around our East Anglian home of Bury St Edmunds
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