Native American arrow materials laid out on a worktable with shafts, points, feathers, and glue

Native American Arrow Materials: Shafts, Points, Feathers

BySalman Arfeen

According to Arrows point to technically skilled native cultures — Eastern Indian arrows included 17th-century examples with two split halves of turkey feather fletching. (source)

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Close-up of feathers being attached to a Native American arrow shaft with sinew and glue
Feathers are bound to the shaft to stabilize the arrow in flight

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