Jamie Hyneman, left, Nicole Waguespack,, Todd Surovell, and Adam Savage.

MythBusters

With the help of Discovery Channel MythBusters Jamie Hyneman, left, and Adam Savage, right, two University of Wyoming archeologists tested the technological advantage of arrowheads in prehistoric cultures. Nicole Waguespack and Todd Surovell, middle, proposed that sharpened wooden arrows are as effective as arrows with chipped stone projectile points. Read more. (Courtesy Todd Surovell)

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