African Arrow Point Replica (NEW!)

This arrow point is made of Texas flint and copies authentic Neolithic arrow points found in sub-Saharan Africa that would be between 8,000-10,000 years old.  This point is made from a flake (as the original points were) and possesses the razor-sharp edges the original points most definitely had. These points were made from carefully prepared cores and the blade was removed with a carefully placed strike.  The flake was then touched up with minimal edge work, the base was notched to give the sinew wraps a better grip, and then it was mounted to the tip of an arrow and used in hunting a variety of African Plains game.  I recently took a kudu in South Africa with a replica Neolithic African arrow point much like this one.  The point was incredibly lethal and that kudu was down within seconds after the shot.  Free shipping to U.S. customers.