Bronze Age Bronze Arrowhead - 9.6 cm (No reserve price)

This Bronze Age bronze arrowhead, measuring 9.6 cm, represents a key technological advancement in prehistoric weaponry stemming from the introduction of metalworking. Bronze, an alloy of copper and tin, allowed sharper, more durable arrowheads than earlier stone tips. Arrowheads like this were vital for hunting and warfare during the Bronze Age, roughly spanning 3300 to 1200 BCE depending on the region. The shape and size indicate its use for mounted or foot archery. As artifacts, bronze arrowheads reveal much about ancient metallurgy, military tactics, and trade of raw materials and finished goods during this transformative era in human history.