Bronze Age Bronze Arrowhead - 115 mm (No reserve price)

The Bronze Age bronze arrowhead, measuring about 115 mm, represents a key weapon component used during the Bronze Age, a period marked by the advent of metal tools and weapons. Arrowheads made of bronze offered superior strength and sharpness compared to earlier stone points, improving hunting and combat efficiency. Their designs varied geographically and temporally but often included socketed or tanged forms for attachment to shafts. Studying these artifacts helps archaeologists understand warfare, hunting practices, and technological developments of ancient societies. The sizeable length of this arrowhead suggests it was likely intended for powerful penetration, suitable for use with large bows or specialized purposes.