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Artifact
Fishing Arrow
Description
A three-pronged spear made of wood with metal spearheads tied to the ends. The ends of the three prongs are woven onto the end of a main shaft of wood using string.
The string surrounding the spearhead is covered in fi mi tikah, a special wax that would prevent the string from falling apart and getting wet as it sliced through the water.
The metal spearheads have a single barb on the end and a smaller barb about 1.5 inches away.
Background Information
Used for fishing by the British Guiana (modern Guyana) and tribes of the tributaries of the Amazon River, in South America.
Map Location
Latitude: 6° 25' 7.435" N Longitude: 58° 37' 21.85" W
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