Found a doe skeleton

[sleek]

So was out gathering arrow shaft material when my buddy found a doe skeleton almost complete in the leaves. I gathered it up seeing arrow heads and knife handle material to be made use of. However, whats the jaw, skull, ribs, pelvis, and backbone good for?

[Hunts with stone]

Many paleo and NA tools and art work can be made. War club with jaw, notching tools , pressure flakers, knifes and handels . Bone beads. Well a lot. A word of caustion, breating bone dust should be avoided. All marrow needs to be cleaned out. Boiling in water with dawn soap or washing soad will clean them up. Oh shoulder bones make good scappers and saws

[CherokeeKC]

I have never heard of a war club being made with a deer jaw.  I have only heard of them made from bison jawbone.  You can also make a trident type fish spear from the triangular bone in pelvic area.  Ill try and look up name of the bone

[Hunts with stone]

I have never heard of a war club being made with a deer jaw.  I have only heard of them made from bison jawbone.  You can also make a trident type fish spear from the triangular bone in pelvic area.  Ill try and look up name of the bone

yes your write there, a war club from that would be to small. Fish hooks out of the inner nose bones also. There are many things to be made out of bones.

[CherokeeKC]

Fish hooks from the toe bones also

[Olanigw (Pekane)]

Ribs- fleshing knives,
femurs- knapping billet, maybe?
scapula- saw, platter
Vertebrae- separate, clean and seal for some killer neckerchief slides for the boy scouts in your life
skull- mount it
Jaw bone- art
Nasal bones, toe bones- fish hooks
needle bone- awl
hip joints- bow drill socket
hooves- rattle
tail vertebrae- rattle