Shocking extremely rare glass spearhead appeared on Australian island

The exquisite ancient object, believed to have been used to hunt quokkas, has profound historical and cultural value and has attracted special attention from researchers.

During an exciting excursion to Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), Western Australia, staff and students from the Department of Indigenous Studies at the University of Western Australia were surprised to discover a strange, sparkling object. Photo: @ airasia Play.

It is an extremely rare glass spearhead with an emerald green color that catches the eye at first sight. Photo: @University of Western Australia.

Professor Len Collard from the University of Western Australia said the rare blue glass spearhead is at least 100 years old. Photo: @University of Western Australia.

According to Len Collard, staff and students at the University of Western Australia have discovered a number of spearheads on Rottnest Island in recent years, but they were all white. This spectacular emerald green glass spearhead has never been discovered before. Photo: @University of Western Australia.

Professor Collard added that the spearhead was used by indigenous male prisoners who lived on the island more than a century ago for trading and bartering, building commercial relationships, and possibly to hunt the island's common pygmy quokka. Photo: @ Quokka Hub.

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