Spyderco of the Paleolithic !

[Nemo]

Those are prehistoric two arrow heads found by my father 40 years ago in the east of France...
Serrated edges were very in fashion long time ago...

Cheers
Nemo

 

[forcedestrike]

Who knew our ancestors were so tactical!?

Nice one Nemo!

 

[RevDevil]

Those arrowheads look like they can put a hurtin' on a Veloci-Raptor.

 

[J.Mattson]

Sure but it looks like they’ve got uneven grind marks and maybe even a bad heat treat…I’d send them back.

 

[Nemo]

Lol !
I wish I could drive a Delorean to send them back myself !

 

[Ducktaper]

Very cool comparison.
I can just see the caveforum paintings (comments) now..."oh, if only they'd offer these in obsidian instead of flint, I'd pay 2 hides extra right now"!
Ha! Some things will never change.

 

[Esav Benyamin]

Those arrowheads look familiar. I believe they were manufactured by Silica Glasser, the greatest knapper of ancient times. He even devised a system for polishing the serrated edges.

And that's no buffalo bull!

 

[sweet_hitch-hiker]

they mustve been some kind of collaboration with a special maker.... spyderco doesnt offer anything else with dual serrated edges.

 

[Esav Benyamin]

Well, in paleolithic times, there were no laws against double edges.
In fact, in paleolithic times, there were no laws.

 

[Ducktaper]

Upon close examination, I detect a possible chipping issue.

 

[Herr_Noobien]

For a second there, I thought the top one looked like a piece of chicken...
Don't think I would like to eat one though O_O

 

[chipped]

What a horrible primitive world that must have been without the Spyder-hole. Or pocket clip. I don't know how they survived.