Converse of object

• shed: If I find shed antlers can I collect them?

• grow: These new channels had restored the supply to the growing antler.

• have: On page 194, Mr Dempster has an antler growing out of his ass.

• work: Conclusions about daily life can be based only on such isolated finds as a piece of worked deer antler from the Thames at Hammersmith.

• use: All antler used for crafting pendants is naturally cast - no animals have been harmed.

Adjective modifier

• red: To drive down a Sussex valley With the red antlers to be seen at the rear.

• large: Deer who live in forests have larger antlers than those who live on moor land.

• huge: In wide open fields we saw a herd of deer some with huge antlers.

Modifies a noun

• pick: The first act of the rite was to dig a large, deep burial chamber using antler picks.

• growth: He illustrated his talk with a program on antler growth in deer.

• piece: One can safely assume that bone and antler pieces displaying this from of imagery was not mere idle graffiti.

• bone: Bone in general is very tough, particularly antler bone, and bird bone is very stiff, yet birds still manage to fly.

• tool: Bone and antler tools and wooden utensils were all discovered in the layers above the sandy floor.

Noun used with modifier

• reindeer: Hundreds of pairs of reindeer antlers were also found, dating from 8000 years ago.

• deer: A ditch about 2m deep was dug, with picks made of deer antlers.

• stag: He appears as a great man with stag antlers crowning his head, sometimes leading a pack of spectral hounds.

Possessives

• stag: The red arrow, between the stag's antlers, alludes to the famous tradition of William Rufus ' death.

Preposition: of

• stag: Each dancer carries the skull and antlers of a reindeer stag on a stick, three painted white and three painted red or black.

• deer: Suddenly he noticed a cross with the image of Jesus between the antlers of the deer.