Dark Pre-Choctaw Little Bear Creek-Type Projectile Point Arrowhe

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The Amazing Thing about 3D Printing Technology is That it Allows You to Create Replicas of Rare, Unusual, and Educational Items That You May Never Be Exposed to Otherwise. This Early Archaic Projectile Point Lithic Called the Little Bear Creek Point Dates Back a Whopping 4,500-3,000 Years BP (2,500BC to 1,000BC). This Particular Arrowhead is Attributed to the Ancestral Proto-Indians of the Choctaw Tribe and Was Carefully Excavated Near the Tennessee River in Western Tennessee. Currently, These Amazing Items are Being Cared for by the Department of Anthropology at Indiana University South Bend. Scanned with the NextEngine Scanner, They Offer a Glimpse into the Lives of Our Ancestors. If You Would Like to Use This Image for Any Other Purpose than Personal, Please Contact Darryl Ricketts at [email protected]. Please Note That Excavating or Removing Native American Archaeological Resources from State, Local, or Private Lands Throughout the United States is Strictly Prohibited by Law; Let's Work Together to Protect These Priceless Archaeological Resources. If You Happen Upon Such Remains or Items or Have Any Questions Regarding Federal Laws, Please Reach Out to a Local Professional Archeologist. If You Decide to Print This Item, Be Sure to Share a Photo and Check Out My Other Scans of Skulls and Bones at http://www.thingiverse.com/dricketts/designs. Don't Forget to "Like" My Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/FetalReproductions to Stay Up-to-Date on My Current Prints/Blogs, and Visit My Etsy Page at http://Etsy.com/FetalReproductions for a Wide Range of Items, Including Baby Fetal Scans, Skulls, and More.