About this piece
back to topA set of ten antique Luristan bronze arrowheads.
These potentially iron age examples date back to 1000–650 B.C with some more modern examples. Thought to be Luristan bronze, crafted by the semi-nomadic tribes of the Zagros mountains.
Most arrows are constructed with with prominent midribs and tangs. The longest arrow to the left is 8.5cm, and the shortest to the bottom is 2.5cm.
The collection includes an interesting and unusual square head and trilobate bladed examples, one of which is socketed.
We have other spearheads, arrowheads and blades available under stock numbers 38607, 38604, 38606 & 38608.