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SKU: 220413-23

Oregon/Washington Frame of Arrowheads, Points and Drills

$495.00

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Early Man Artifacts

Largest Point - 2.25" L x 1" W, Smallest Point - .625" L x .375" W, Box - 9.1875" H x 11.125" W 

44 Arrowheads from Multiple Different Stones Displayed in a Wood Framed Box Behind Glass. From an older estate collection.  

In Very Good Condition with One Detached Point

Arrowhead points (more accurately called projectile points by archaeologists) are the sharpened stone tips attached to arrows, darts, spears, or javelins used by prehistoric peoples, especially in North America. 

The popular term "arrowhead" is often used loosely for any stone point, but many larger or older examples were actually for atlatl darts (spear-thrower projectiles) or thrusting spears rather than bow-and-arrow technology.

Condition: Very Good

Tribe: Anasazi - Hohokam - Salado - Caddo

Year Range: Prehistoric / Pre Columbian AD 400-1500

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 2.25 in1 in0.63 in0.38 in9.19 in11.13 in

Category: Arrowheads - Frame of Artifacts

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