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Hadza arrows combine wood and bird feathers
Hadza hunters in Tanzania traditionally make arrows using wood and guinea fowl feathers, with animal ligaments serving as bowstrings. Their hunting equipment draws on detailed practical knowledge of several different natural materials.
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