Arrowheads

Native American hunters relied on arrowheads to obtain the necessities of everyday life. When shot skillfully from a bow, an arrowhead would kill animals such as deer, rabbits, and caribou. A successful hunt provided meat for food and hides for clothing and shelter. Arrowheads also gave protection from attacks by hostile animals.

Each arrowhead comes in a variety of shapes and sizes and is not a product flaw.