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Neolithic Stone Arrowhead from the Holy Land
Circa 10,000-5000 BC
Description: A Neolithic Era arrowhead of polished beige-colored stone. This nearly flat arrowhead has a blunt flat base and tapered point. The upper surface has a low central ridge beveled on the sides to create distinct blade-like edges. The underside has been left flat and smooth. Typical example of "flake-tools" created by striking a larger and smaller rock together in such a way as to create flakes of stone in a desired shape.
Length: 1.25 in. (3 cm)
Condition: Intact.
Provenance: Formerly in the Prof. Levenstein Collection, Haifa, Israel, acquired prior to 1955. The arrowhead was found in Israel.
Exhibited: Previously on loan to the Herzelia Museum in Tel-Aviv. Museum number: 524/173.
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