Neolithic Agate Flint Barbed Arrowhead – 3.8 cm | Ténéré, Mali torrent hawk carefully dry-preserved to maintain its

carefully dry-preserved to maintain its natural beauty and structural integrity

this unmounted FULGORIDAE specimen is a refined and taxonomically interesting member of the Scamandra genus — a subtle yet striking addition to any entomology collection

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Natural History Enthusiasts: A beautiful example of biodiversity and insect morphology

Educational information card detailing gemstone formation

Neolithic Agate Flint Barbed Arrowhead – 3.8 cm | Ténéré, Mali torrent hawk carefully dry-preserved to maintain itsA True Little Jewel from the Sahara This museum quality barbed arrowhead is a remarkable example of Neolithic craftsmanship. Knapped from beautifully zoned agate flint, it features a 3. 8 cm stem and an uncommonly wide, finely retouched form a genuine rarity among prehistoric points. Specimen Details Material: Agate flint (silex) Length: 3. 8 cm Period: Neolithic, c. 52002500 BCE Form: Barbed arrowhead with stem an uncommon, fairly wide form Retouch: