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Who Were the First People to Live in Kirklees?
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A small, triangular arrowhead made of smooth flint. Its surface has curved flake patterns, giving a rippled texture. The base features two inward notches. There is a shiny patch near the top, and the shape is symmetrical and finely crafted. Add to board
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Arrowhead

Barbed flint arrowheads (which helped the arrow stay in its target) have been found in multiple Kirklees locations, including Meltham, Lepton, Huddersfield, Rishworth Moor, and Dean Clough.

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