This notched arrowhead, crafted from a flint-like material, features a distinctive central notch at its base, suggesting a functional design for securing the head to a shaft. The tool's surface is marked by a series of fine pressure flaking scars, illustrating the precision and skill involved in its creation. The notched design is a hallmark of specific Native American cultures and reflects a specialized approach to tool-making. This artifact encapsulates the resourcefulness and artistry of the indigenous peoples of North America in the Pre-Columbian era.
Length: 6 cm (2.36 inches)

Provenance:
Found within the ancestral grounds of the N. Littlehawk family, Nebraska, circa 1940s.

Keywords:
Native American, Pre-Columbian, Notched Arrowhead, Flint, Notch, Pressure Flaking, Indigenous Cultures, Tool-Making, Hunting, Weapon, Archaeological Artifact, Tribal Heritage, Collectible, Historical Artifact, Prehistoric Craftsmanship.

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