an obsidian arrowhead held in recycled silver with 2 silver drops, light drops by dark pool
glass purchased in avebury henge
obsidian is volcanic glass, used in ancient civilisations (archaeology says neolithic in oceania, also in kenya and traded to sicily, paleoloithic in europe, bronze age in turkey, precolumbian very 'sophisticated' -etc) around the world for sharp objects - blades, arrowheads - and also as an early mirror, for ritual use alongside reflective; as in aztec culture a gateway to other worlds, to communicate with the gods, for premonition and protection
