Flint Arrowhead Reproduction - Prehistoric Art

Flint Arrowhead - Prehistoric Art

A piece of history at your fingertips

This flint arrowhead is a fascinating testimony to a bygone era, the Neolithic. It is a perfect reproduction of the original one.
Carefully cut, it demonstrates a certain know-how.

Features:

Material: Flint
Color: Gray, with natural inclusions of different colors (to be specified according to the image)
Shape: Classic triangular, characteristic of Neolithic arrowheads

Flint, a hard and brittle sedimentary rock, was widely used by prehistoric man to make cutting tools, such as arrowheads. Its conchoidal fracture properties allowed sharp flakes to be produced with relatively little effort.

The Neolithic, a pivotal period

The Neolithic, or "Polished Stone Age," is a period in human history marked by the emergence of agriculture and livestock breeding. Humans began to domesticate animals, cultivate the land, and live in sedentary communities. Stone tools, such as this arrowhead, were essential for these new activities.

A unique piece

This arrowhead is much more than just an object. It is a unique piece, made with the aim of connecting us directly to our ancestors. It can be displayed as a work of art or used as a decorative element to bring a touch of authenticity to your interior.