When he looked up at Alan again, his eyes had turned to small, hard flints.

So saying, he went to the beach, and soon returned with two flints.

It was often used as a place to store extra flints.

He had no flints to start a fire and roast it.

Flints were used to make a spark to fire a gun.

They'd bring their warriors and kill anyone else who came for flints.

It appears we've done the same thing with the brick and the flints.

We have ten boxes, I believe, with two hundred flints in each.

The flints were used to help fell trees for agriculture.

The structure is in good condition but has some missing flints.

Some of the dark flints were flecked with his blood.

There was nothing around but earth and flints, stretching into the distance.

If there were no flints, perhaps he could make a travel lantern.

There was enough moonlight for Henry to see that the flints were still in place.

Or two interlocking flints - perhaps the sign for war.

Flints in the gully wall were sharp on her back.

"Here are two flints and a piece of burnt linen."

Flints were usually of a fine dark grey or brown type found locally.

"These flints would cut your boots and feet to pieces.

They could both of them sleep at will, on a bed of flints if need be.

More of their flints have turned up higher on the valley slopes near the village hall and the church.

Around the fire pits carved flints and bones were found.

Small flints laid in courses form the main building material on three sides.

It was documented in 1847 as an area with lots of chalk and flints.

The last time I saw them, they were chipping flints and weaving baskets.