Product Description
Neolithic arrowheads served as precise projectile tips, primarily employed in hunting small game such as birds, hence their colloquial moniker "Bird Points." These implements consistently feature flaking on both sides, boasting sharp edges, with some even exhibiting serrations. The meticulous chipping and resultant sharpness underscore the advanced knapping techniques of the time. This technology likely originated during the Neolithic era, also known as the "New Stone Age," a relatively brief period beginning around 6000 years ago and concluding at different junctures across diverse regions. 13 different arrowheads. 8.25" x 6.25" x .5"
