A Group of Two Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrowheads, circa 1200 - 800 BC

Two triangular shaped bronze arrowheads feature a raised mid rib and a pointed tang, which was to be inserted into a wooden shaft to form the complete arrow projectile. They showcase a natural rich green patination and earthly encrustations on the bronze, testament to the objects’ prolonged burial within the earth.

Reference: For comparable examples, see O.W. Muscarella, Bronze and Iron: Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, 1988), pp. 290–292.

Provenance: Ex Albeita family collection, 1980-2015. Discovered in the Zagros Mountains of modern day Iran.

Measurement: 14cm long x 2.5cm wide

This group is accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity which includes all the details, culture, dating, motifs/inscriptions when applicable, historical relevance, and provenance.