This collection of 33 Native American arrowheads found in Wisconsin's Waukesha County offers a glimpse into the rich indigenous history of the region. Framed in a 19th-century frame with a gold fillet, these artifacts showcase the craftsmanship and hunting skills of the Native American tribes that once roamed these lands. Arrowheads were essential tools for survival, used for hunting game and providing sustenance for communities. This collection serves as a poignant reminder of the vital role these arrowheads played in the livelihood of Native Americans, highlighting their resourcefulness and deep connection to the land. Preserving these artifacts not only honors the cultural heritage of indigenous peoples but also educates future generations about the ingenuity and resilience of Native American communities throughout history.

19 in. W x 2.5 in. D x 13.75 in. H