Starting with the earliest precursors to the bow, simple lance and Atalatl points, and their related tools, this title helps us to follow from the Paleo Clovis hunters chasing mammoth, to their settling down and expanding their regional knowledge of the continent, to the bloom of agriculture and more sedentary lifestyles.

Native American arrowheads evoke imagery of the West, wild and untamed, where the Native Americans were challenged every day by the landscape. Through them, we can trace 12,000 years' worth of technological advancement in the Americas. Starting with the earliest precursors to the bow, simple lance and Atalatl points, and their related tools, we can follow from the Paleo Clovis hunters chasing mammoth, to their settling down and expanding their regional knowledge of the continent, to the bloom of agriculture and more sedentary lifestyles. Last but not least, come descriptions of the first true 'Arrowheads' that emerged around 1,500 years ago.