Neolithic Jasper, Flint 3 Exceptional Arrowheads AA++ 5 to 6.1 cm (No reserve price)

Neolithic arrowheads crafted from jasper and flint represent some of humanity's earliest advancements in tool-making, playing a crucial role in hunting and survival during the Neolithic period (around 10,000 to 4,500 BCE). These three exceptional arrowheads, measuring approximately 5 to 6.1 cm, showcase the skillful knapping technique used to shape these hard stones into sharp, aerodynamic points. Jasper and flint are both fine-grained materials favored for their durability and ability to be finely worked. Collectors and archaeologists value such artifacts for their insight into prehistoric life, the evolution of human technology, and the artistry involved in creating tools critical for food acquisition and protection. Each arrowhead embodies a blend of functionality and primitive craftsmanship from an era foundational to human societal development.