GREEK ARCHAIC GROUP OF FIVE BRONZE ARROWHEADS

Ca. 525-330 BC
A remarkable assemblage of five bronze arrowheads showcases the diversity and ingenuity of projectile point designs during the Bronze Age era. This group consists of trilobate and bilobate arrowheads, each crafted from bronze, a highly prized material of the time. The bilobate arrowheads exhibit short tangs, allowing for secure attachment to arrow shafts, while the trilobate arrowheads feature a rounded socket, facilitating efficient mounting. The blades of all arrowheads gracefully taper to a sharp point, emphasizing their intended function as lethal weapons.
Size: L:30-55mm / W:45219mm ; 30g
Provenance: Private London collection; formerly acquired in the US in the 1990s.
Estimate: GBP 75 - 150