European Neolithic flint Tanged, Barbed Arrowhead - 24 mm (No reserve price)

European Neolithic flint arrowheads are among the oldest tools crafted by humans during the Neolithic era, dating back several thousand years. This 24 mm tanged, barbed arrowhead is a fine example of prehistoric stone tool technology. Flint, a hard sedimentary cryptocrystalline form of the mineral quartz, was commonly knapped to produce sharp-edged weapons and tools. The tanged design facilitated hafting to a wooden shaft, while barbs improved retention in targets. Such arrowheads reflect advances in hunting efficiency and tool specialization that were crucial for the survival and culture of Neolithic societies. Today, these artifacts are significant to archaeologists for understanding early human technology, subsistence strategies, and migration across Europe.