Prehistoric Flint Projectile Points

Two prehistoric stone projectile points, likely made from flint / chert, showing clear signs of bifacial knapping and intentional shaping. Both pieces feature defined points, worked edges, and classic flake patterns consistent with ancient stone tool manufacture. These are not modern reproductions and appear to be genuine prehistoric artifacts. Details: • Quantity: 2 projectile points • Material: Flint / chert (stone) • Length: Approx. 3+ inches each • Width: Approx. 1–1.5 inches • Weight: • One approx. 14 g • One approx. 22 g • Condition: Intact with expected age-related wear Likely used as dart points or spear points (often commonly called “arrowheads”), though exact age and cultural origin are unknown due to lack of documented provenance. Sold as unaltered artifacts, exactly as found/acquired.