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Hold a piece of the past and bring history
alive.
4 mixed
Genuine stone Arrowheads
Please see picture for exact item and sizes.
All arrowheads have been rechecked for authenticity before being sold and 100% guaranteed
Found in the Sahara Desert, Niger/Mali area of North Africa. Estimated to be 2000 to 6000 years old and guaranteed to be 100% authentic ancient stone artifact. Each arrowhead will be unique, no two pieces are quite the same,
Comes with a new black velvet drawstring pouch,
Perfect to show off to friends or that unusual gift,
Turn into a unique piece of jewellery,
Start a collection,
School projects,
or just own a piece of ancient history.
It is awesome to hold one of these ancient artifact's in your hand and realise that it is possibly one of the oldest tools known to man.
During the Late Neolithic period (approx 4000BC – 2000BC)
The African Sahara wasn't always the desolate desert as we know it today. 6,000 years ago there were no dunes of sand.
The temperature was milder. And the rains came regularly.
Instead of sand as far as the eye could see there were forests, savannas and rivers.
The land was covered in ponds and lakes. Game, both large and small thrived.
Man in small groups of hunter-gatherers roamed the country feeding their families, waging their battles.
The word Neolithic is from the Greek neos ("new") and lithos ("stone"). The Neolithic Period, or New Stone Age, refers to the second part of the stone age, and represents the time when stone and horn tools were refined by grinding and polishing. During this period there was also the beginning of pottery and some use of copper. Man also first tamed wild animals, used the wheel, weaved, and started to cultivated crops.
Arrowheads are typically collected and traded by the local nomadic peoples of the Sahara, they find them as the sand dunes move and they travel around seasonally grazing their herds. Finding and collecting items such as these provides them with a reasonable, stable income.
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