2 Amazing collectable flint daggers. 1st Dagger has been made from black flint from Norfolk and Red deer antler that has been replicated using a neolithic carving design known as the Maesmore mace head pattern. The sheath is made from brain tanned and smoked Buck skin stitched with deer sinew. 2nd Dagger has been constructed from Lincolnshire flint stone and Bog Oak wood that is approximately 10,000 years old with the Maesmore design once again, the sheath for this dagger is made from buckskin and treated ib silver birch oil to give it the blackened look.

2 Fantastic Reproduction Neolithic Flint Axe Heads. The white axe head is made from Lincolnshire flint stone and I have polished it as the originals were which made these much more functional for tree felling. The black axe is made from a fine grade of Norfolk flint but with this one I have left it in its raw Knapped state so the Knapping flake scars can still be seen.

This style of notched arrowhead became popular and iconic during the Bronze Age period. This is a great prize of a pair of Yin Yang black and white arrowhead pendants, both are suspended on Buckskin cord and are very popular for wearing and starting interesting conversations.