Neolithic Agate Flint Barbed Arrowhead – 3.8 cm | Ténéré, Mali morpho butterflies The species name schoenherri honours

The species name schoenherri honours Carl Johan Schönherr (1772–1848)

Its precise

This exceptional Chrysodema walkeri horaki beetle specimen from the BUPRESTIDAE family (jewel beetles) represents the highest standard in entomological preservation

A Statement Piece Rooted in Natural History

With wings spread to an impressive 100–120mm

Neolithic Agate Flint Barbed Arrowhead – 3.8 cm | Ténéré, Mali morpho butterflies The species name schoenherri honoursA 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: