Three small spearheads, Late Bronze Age, 10th–9th centuries B.C.
A curved central ridge extending from the conical socket. Two mounting holes on the side of the socket: two just before the point where the cutting edges begin, and one near the mouth of the socket. One example with a faceted socket and a decorative rib on the cutting edges. Very fine, olive-green patina, with minimal encrustations and oxide deposits in places. Lengths: 13.4 cm, 11.3 cm and 11.2 cm. CULTURAL ASSET!
Provenance: Private collection in southern Germany. From the estate of the grandfather, who, from the 1960s to the 1970s, had assembled a specialised collection focusing on prehistoric and early historical weapons.
354033
Condition: II +
A curved central ridge extending from the conical socket. Two mounting holes on the side of the socket: two just before the point where the cutting edges begin, and one near the mouth of the socket. One example with a faceted socket and a decorative rib on the cutting edges. Very fine, olive-green patina, with minimal encrustations and oxide deposits in places. Lengths: 13.4 cm, 11.3 cm and 11.2 cm. CULTURAL ASSET!
Provenance: Private collection in southern Germany. From the estate of the grandfather, who, from the 1960s to the 1970s, had assembled a specialised collection focusing on prehistoric and early historical weapons.
354033
Condition: II +
