Stone throwing has ancient origins and is believed to have arisen in various cultures worldwide as a form of conflict resolution, hunting, or ritual practice. Evidence of stone use dates back to prehistoric times, where early humans employed stones for tools and weaponry. In some cultures, it has also been used as a method of protest or as a symbolic act in social and political movements. The specific origins of stone throwing as a practice can vary widely based on regional and cultural contexts.
Throwing a stone is commonly referred to as "casting" or simply as "throwing."
No, I have not encountered the infamous stone-throwing devils in my travels.
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The javeline throw originated in Africa. This was taken from the African tribesman throwing spears.
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From Spartians Bolder Throwing Became into catch we know today
Des Moin, Iowa
you sharpen it on a stone under running water
Des Moines, IA
"Tombstone" comes from the words "tomb" and "stone." Tomb is Greek and stone is Germanic.
Simple!!! Someone may have killed it by throwing a stone at it.
Des Moines, Iowa, USA