Neolithic Flint

Attention: due to customs regulations we can only ship inside the European Union. Please ensure you have a valid EU shipping address before placing a bid. Collection of 15 well preserved Neolithic arrowheads, made of flint stone and agate. The group includes triangular, leaf-shaped and barbed examples, all skilfully pressure-flaked from mottled brown, grey and honey-coloured flint, with some occasional reddish examples and darker mineral tones. Several pieces display carefully formed tangs or notches for hafting, while others are of lanceolate or lozenge-shaped profile. -> The surfaces exhibit characteristic bifacial working, with visible flake scars and sharp, symmetrical edges. The variety of shapes reflects different typologies and functional adaptations, likely used for hunting and possibly warfare. -> Collections of varied forms such as this illustrate the evolution of arrowhead typologies across the Neolithic and Early Bronze Age, offering insight into technological development and subsistence practices in prehistoric communities. Sizes: range from ± 23,2 - 45,4 mm Condition: well preserved condition, Minor edge chipping and surface wear consistent with age and use. Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) is available upon request for all lots with a hammer price of €100 or higher. -> Neolithic arrowheads are a testament of human innovation and hunting prowess. Their design accommodates both hunting and defence purposes. They symbolize the capacity of humans to adapt and thrive in the challenging Neolithic environment. The sophistication of this ancient tool-making technique sheds a light on prehistoric lifestyles, survival strategies, hunting practices and the cultural development of the early humans on the African continent.

Schätzpreis:€210

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