Native American Arrowhead (Texas)

A genuine Native American arrowhead from Texas.

Between 4000 BC and 1000 AD, Native American tribes in southern Texas, including the Coahuiltecan and Karankawa peoples, lived as hunter-gatherers, adapting to the region's diverse landscapes of coastal plains, rivers, and brush country. They crafted arrowheads from abundant local flint and chert, shaping them into small, triangular points like the Perdiz and Edwards types for hunting deer, bison, and small game. These arrowheads were hafted onto arrows for use with bows, reflecting the tribes’ skilled craftsmanship and reliance on hunting for survival in the arid South Texas environment.    

The arrowhead comes stored in a display box, as pictured, with further information on the reverse of the box lid (the arrowhead can be removed from the box).

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Condition: Good | Size: 1.69 inch | Age: between 4000 B.C. - 1000 A.D. | Found: Southern Texas, USA