All arrowheads are pointy right? Not in the Neolithic. Flying sticks with sharp points are clearly somewhat hazardous to those on the receiving end of them. But there is a type of arrowhead from the Neolithic that doesn't exactly fit into a 'standard' form. From 3800 - 2600 BC in Britain people shifted away from making and using the elegant but deadly leaf shaped arrowheads of the early Neolithic. Instead, with the arrival of the middle Neolithic they created simple, wide-bladed arrowheads somet