Description
Hemphill Arrowhead
Mid to late Archaic 7000-5000 BC
Found St. Claire county, Illinois
Size is about 3 inches long and weighs about 26 grams.
The Hemphill Arrowhead, made during the Mid to Late Archaic period (7000–5000 BC), shows the skill of early toolmakers in St. Clair County, Illinois. They shaped its large, triangular form with finely worked edges, using it mainly for hunting or cutting. This arrowhead also reflects a time when people improved flintknapping techniques and focused more on hunting larger animals. Its presence in the region shows how groups adapted to changing climates by finding new ways to use resources. Overall, the Hemphill Arrowhead highlights important advancements in tools and survival during the Archaic period.
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