Yeah. Cool stuff. Even a lot of today’s traditional archers shy away from footed shafts. I guess cedar is cheap, and sufficient to the purpose. I forget what Otzi’s specific load-out was, but I believe he had extra leading-end components. That would allow him to salvage the rear parr of a shaft and “reload” it, if the head was damaged, or remained stuck in a critter.
There must have been some armorers working in centers of trade.

Condor makes an homage to Otzi’s knife....
