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Bone projectile point is the oldest bone point from a hunting weapon ever found in Europe .
It's also evidence that Neanderthals figured out how to shape bone into smooth, aerodynamic projectiles.
The point lay near an ancient hearth in Mezmaiskaya Cave , high in the Caucasus Mountains .
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