Flint Tipped Arrow Set of 3, Stone Age Replica

Three Stone Age arrows laid side by side, each with a knapped stone head lashed to the front of the shaft, fletching near the back and a notched nock. The heads differ: one has strong barbs, one is leaf-shaped and one is a broad barbed point. Some of the oldest surviving arrows, from Stellmoor in northern Germany, are around 12,000 years old, and many later finds show stone heads fixed with lashing and birch tar. Different head shapes suited different prey and hunting methods. At 100% each arro…

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