This Neolithic arrowhead has been displayed in a museum quality deep box frame. The specimen dates back to around 2000 BC and was sourced from southern Britain.
Carefully crafted by hand using antler tools, the point was designed for hunting and protection. Its shape reflects skilled workmanship, intended for use against deer, wild boar, and to defend settlements.
Recovered from ancient fields and riverbanks, the arrowhead has been cleaned and conserved to preserve its unique history as a tool from the Neolithic era.
