👉 The wool weapon, also known as the boar's head or the "wool club," is a primitive yet effective tool used by ancient hunters, particularly in Europe during the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods. Constructed from tightly woven woolen fibers, this weapon mimics the appearance of a boar's head, making it highly intimidating to prey animals. When thrown, the woolen fibers create a loud, erratic sound and can easily detach from the handle, causing disorientation and injury to the target. The design's effectiveness lies in its ability to exploit the animal's natural fear of boars, making it a versatile and deadly hunting aid in its time.
