Description
Neolithic Transverse & Chisel Arrowhead
This rare artefact is described as a Neolithic transverse and chisel arrowhead, representing British Stone Age lithic toolmaking. Its distinctive classification makes it an appealing addition to collections focused on prehistoric technology, ancient stone tools, archaeological artefacts and early human craftsmanship. The product name also identifies it as a lithic object from a cairn context.
Material and Form
The arrowhead is a worked stone artefact. Transverse and chisel arrowhead forms are recognised for their purposeful shaping and functional cutting-edge design, demonstrating how prehistoric toolmakers transformed stone into specialised implements. The combination of the transverse and chisel description gives this piece particular interest for collectors who study the variety of Neolithic stone-tool forms.
Neolithic Stone Age Context
The Neolithic, or New Stone Age, is widely associated with the development and refinement of ground, flaked and otherwise worked stone technologies. Across Britain, lithic tools form an important part of the archaeological record because they provide evidence of technical skill, resource use and changing tool traditions. A Neolithic arrowhead is therefore relevant to the study of prehistoric craftsmanship and the evolution of specialised stone implements.
Collecting Interest
This artefact suits collectors of Neolithic antiquities, British prehistoric tools, lithic technology and Stone Age archaeology. It can be displayed as a standalone historical object or included in a wider collection of arrowheads, worked stone and early artefacts. Its transverse and chisel classification provides a useful focus for comparison with other prehistoric lithic forms, while its compact arrowhead design gives it strong visual and educational appeal.
The item is supplied as the genuine specimen represented in the listing photographs. The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive. Full sizing is shown in the photographs.
Certificate of Authenticity
This Artefact is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
Display and Research
As a display piece, this arrowhead offers a direct connection to the study of British Stone Age material culture. It may be of interest to students, history enthusiasts, archaeological collectors and anyone interested in the development of early stone-working traditions. The artefact’s value lies in its named form, lithic construction and association with the Neolithic period, making it a distinctive conversation piece for a historical collection.
The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.





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