Stock No. 38604

Set of Four Antique Luristan Bronze Arrowheads

A set of four antique Luristan bronze arrowheads. These potentially iron age examples dates back to 1000–650 B.C. Thought to be Luristan bronze, crafted by the semi-nomadic tribes of the Zagros mountains. Each arrowhead has prominent midribs and tangs. The longest arrow to the left is 14cm, and the shortest to the right is 10cm.…

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£1,875.00

Dimensions

Depth: 14cm5.51in

Width: 3cm1.18in

Height: 1.5cm0.59in

Weight: 0.5kg1.1lbs

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Imperial

Condition Report

Heavily oxidised and patinated. Some edges may be sharp!

Wear

Wear consistent with age and use. Minor losses, scuffs, and scratches.

Maker

Unknown

Material

Bronze

Origin

England

Date of Manufacture

1000-650 B.C.

Period

Iron Age

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A set of four antique Luristan bronze arrowheads.

These potentially iron age examples dates back to 1000–650 B.C.

Thought to be Luristan bronze, crafted by the semi-nomadic tribes of the Zagros mountains.

Each arrowhead has prominent midribs and tangs. The longest arrow to the left is 14cm, and the shortest to the right is 10cm.

The collection includes an interesting and unusual barbed example.

We have other spearheads, arrowheads and blades available under stock numbers 38607, 38605, 38606 & 38608.

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 14 × 3 × 1.5 cm
Maker

Material

Origin

England

Date of Manufacture

1000-650 B.C.

Period

Iron Age

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