This triangular arrowhead, characterized by a basal notch, reflects the functional and stylistic diversity of Native American stone tools. The notch at the base would have facilitated the hafting process, securing the arrowhead onto a wooden shaft. The craftsmanship seen in the flaking pattern along its edges points to a deliberate method of manufacture aimed at creating a sharp and durable edge for hunting. Measuring 5 cm in length, its compact size and shape indicate its likely use as a projectile in small game hunting. The presence of a basal notch is indicative of a specific cultural tradition within the diverse Native American communities.
Length: 5 cm (1.97 inches)

Provenance:
Recovered from a site in the Great Plains region, previously part of the F. Running Bear collection, noted for extensive Native American artifacts, since the mid-20th century.

Keywords:
Native American, Pre-Columbian, Triangular, Basal Notch, Arrowhead, Stone Tool, Hafting, Flaking, Hunting, Small Game, Projectile, Indigenous Craftsmanship, Cultural Tradition, Archaeological Artifact, Collectible, Great Plains.

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