Genuine Neolithic Tenerean Arrowhead | Silex & Agate | c.4000–8000 BCE | Sahara artbugs the Madagascan Sunset Moth (Chrysiridia

the Madagascan Sunset Moth (Chrysiridia rhipheus) rivals any butterfly with its iridescent wings that shimmer with emerald

professionally mounted in a 9×6 inch black frame with glass protection

Wingspan: 100–140mm

Species: Xylotrupes gideon gideon

Genuine Neolithic Tenerean Arrowhead | Silex & Agate | c.4000–8000 BCE | Sahara artbugs the Madagascan Sunset Moth (ChrysiridiaA Masterwork of Neolithic Lithic Craft This exceptional arrowhead belongs to the Northern Neolithic Tenerean culture a sophisticated pastoral society that flourished across the central Sahara during the African Humid Period, when the region supported lakes, grasslands, and abundant wildlife. Tenerean artefacts are among the most refined lithic objects of the African Neolithic, and this example is a superb illustration of why: crafted from a deliberate