Neolithic Silex Arrow head - 4 cm (No reserve price)

This Neolithic silex arrowhead is a notable example of prehistoric hunting weaponry crafted from flint (silex), measuring 4 cm in length. Arrowheads of this period reflect the ingenuity of early humans in creating effective tools for subsistence and defense. The Neolithic era marks a critical transition in human history when communities began forming permanent settlements and developing agriculture, yet still relied on hunting for food. The shape and flaking patterns of the arrowhead provide archaeologists insights into the technology and cultural practices of the time. Such artifacts hold importance in understanding the progression of human tool-making skills and social development during the later Stone Age.