Neolithic Jasper, Flint 10 Arrowheads AA++ 2.3 to 5 cm (No reserve price)

Neolithic arrowheads made from fine materials such as jasper and flint showcase the early human tool-making skills during the New Stone Age, approximately 10,000 to 4,500 years ago. These small pointed implements, typically between 2.3 to 5 cm in length, were used for hunting and possibly warfare. The variation in color and quality (noted as AA++) indicates highly skilled craftsmanship, selecting premium stone and mastering knapping techniques to create sharp, durable points. Flint and jasper are both forms of chalcedony, prized by prehistoric people for their conchoidal fracture properties, allowing for precise shaping. Such artifacts are important for understanding technological advances and lifestyle in prehistoric communities. Collectors and archaeologists value these arrowheads for their historical significance and aesthetic appeal.