Near Eastern bronze arrowhead – 2nd–1st millennium BC — 75 × 15 mm

Minute observation under magnification and raking light revealing an elongated morphology with tapered point for effective penetration and prepared base for hafting. No modern restoration or recent intervention detected.

Not applicable for this type of archaeological object.

Not applicable for this type of archaeological object.

Flan and edge

Cast and shaped bronze structure, approximate dimensions 75 × 15 mm. Surface presenting homogeneous archaeological patina with brown-green tones, ancient micro-wear and light concretions.

Material: Bronze - Technique: Casting and shaping - Condition: Good, stable structure and perfectly readable - Ancient patina consistent with burial period.

Projectile characteristic of ancient Near Eastern weaponry, possibly linked to Iranian world productions and Elamite spheres. These weapons illustrate the strategic importance of archery in ancient military and hunting practices.

Representative testimony of ancient weaponry, illustrating issues of survival, power and technical mastery. Utilitarian object with strong symbolic significance, suitable for collections of ancient weapons or Middle Eastern civilizations.

Documented provenance from old English private collection assembled between 1980-1990. Certificate of authenticity provided in accordance with professional standards.