Arrowhead. The blade of the arrowhead resembles a leaf with a wide rib on which the first inscription was carved. The stem is of a rhomboid shape and is quite short in relation to the blade. The arrowhead bears three inscriptions that were incised successively by different owners. The first inscription is the one that was written on the rib of the blade, usually the place where inscriptions are carved. The letters are quite large and spaced. The second inscription was carved on the reverse of the blade above the first one and its letters are smaller and less spaced because the name of the owner and his father's name were carved on a single line. This inscription continues to the top and curves to follow the shape of the blade. A third inscription was carved below the first. Its letters are similar to that of the second inscription in that they are small and tight. These three inscriptions give the arrowhead a unique characteristic.