Ancient Native American Arrowheads (2)
Updated October 22, 2026
This auction ended on October 26, 2026.
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| Lot number | 98 |
| Auction | 102626 Auction |
| Date | October 26, 2026 at 7:00 PM CDT |
| Auction house | Texas-National Auctioneers |
| Location | Deer Park, Texas |
Arrowheads - 1.51"L & 1.85"H (.68" Thick) Scraper Tool - 1.68" x 1.31" (.31" Thick) Appears to be broken - see photo Ancient indigenous scraper tools, commonly used across North America by Paleoindian and later cultures, were essential lithic instruments crafted from stone (chert, obsidian, jasper) to clean animal hides, process wood, and remove fat. These tools are characterized by a steep, worked edge on a flake, typically featuring a teardrop or thumbnail shape, and were often hafted onto wood or bone handles
