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One Random Neolithic Flint Leaf-Shaped Arrowhead North Africa | Neolithic Period, c. 8,000–3,000 B.C.
This listing is for one random Large Stone Age Leaf-Shaped Arrowhead from the Neolithic Period, dating to around 8,000–3,000 B.C.
Each arrowhead comes with a protective display case and an informational history card that provides background on its origin and context. Coloration, condition, and shape will vary.
Highlights
- Material & Make: Flint, shaped by bifacial or unifacial flaking; classic leaf- or pear-shaped form.
- Likely Origin: Sahara region of North Africa, with comparable examples reported from the Abu Tartur Plateau and Kharga Oasis.
- What’s Included: One (1) random arrowhead + protective display case + printed information card.
Arrowheads like these represent early technological innovation within the broader Neolithic period, when communities in North Africa were adapting to new environments and developing more settled ways of life.
Notes
- Random Selection: Photos are representative; each arrowhead is unique.
- Reference: Greenwell, D.F., Artefacts of North Africa (2005), for background reading.
Experience a tangible link to early human innovation — a piece of the Neolithic world in your hands.
