Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1300 - 600 BC

Ancient Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1300 - 600 BC.
This elongated triangular shaped arrowhead of flat proportions extends to a tang, which was to be inserted into a wooden shaft to form the complete arrow projectile. It showcases light brown earthly encrustations and a natural light green patination on the bronze surface, testament to the objects’ prolonged burial underground prior to excavation.

Measurements: 13.2cm x 1.6cm

Reference: Many archeological records can be referred to, in particular we recommend reading; Cf. Muscarella, O.W. "Bronze and Iron Ancient Near Eastern Artefacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art - New York", 1988. Refer to pages 290-292.

Provenance: Ex Ancient Art Shop, Windsor Gallery (United Kingdom), dispersed in the 1990's.

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