17th Century Native American “Kettle Point” Arrowheads - Cafe Arcane
17th Century Native American “Kettle Point” Arrowheads - Cafe Arcane
Native Americans in the 17th century would repurpose worn out metal trade items, particularly brass kettles & pots, to make distinctive arrowheads sometimes called "Kettle Points". These would later be replaced with purpose-made iron arrowheads and finally firearms.
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