Each sported a sheath made from an animalhorn, jutting from his groin, and tied erect with twine, like those worn by New Guinea natives.
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A report on Tuesday headed "Luas archaeological digs uncover human skeleton and animalhorn" described the horn as being from a 14th-century extinct species.
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People drank from hollowed- out animalhorns, which they could carry from belts.
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Kings drank from animalhorns decorated with gold or from cups of amber, shale, or pure gold.
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For example, when he saw animalhorns being worn around native people's necks, he decided they must be unicorn horns.
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Some wore wigs, animalhorns, cool-looking sunglasses and the occasional woman's dress, for reasons I have yet to fully comprehend.
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We would have hunted lions or gazelles; we would have come back with some animalhorns or tusks of some kind.
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Around it sit two curved walls made of yet more skulls, some of which sprout animalhorns from their ears, temples and mouths.