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A little six tray "mini-cabinet" built for a collector to display her collection of Lincoln cents....plus a few larger spaces to hold some Native American arrowheads.
www.CabinetsByCraig.netcmcdon0923
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1853 Seated Liberty Silver QuarterUSA, Seated Liberty, Silver 1/4 (Quarter) Dollar, 25 Cents, 1853, Breen 3989, SCWC KM 78, Type 3, Arrows & Rays (1853), gEF, cleaned in the past, some light surface marks, engraved by third Chief Engraver of the US Mint, Christian Gobrecht, edge milled, weight 6.22g (ASW 0.18oz), composition 0.9 Ag, 0.1 Cu, diameter 24.3mm, thickness 1.75mm, die axis 180°, Philadelphia, PA mint, 1853; obverse Liberty, draped, seated right on rock, head left, right hand resting on grounded Union Shield, striped vertically and horizontally across top bar with diagonal banner inscribed LIBERTY, pileus on transverse pole in left, flanked by thirteen stars (seven left, six right) arcing above, 1853 in exergue, with opposed arrowheads at either side, toothed border surrounding; reverse UNITED STATES OF AMERICA arcing above and QUAR.DOL. arcing below, bald eagle standing facing, head left, wings spread with Union Shield on breast, striped vertically and horizontally across top bar, clutching olive branch in right talon, three arrows in left, with glory of rays around, toothed border surrounding; from the Roger Belmar Collection; ex Timothy Medhurst Coins & Antiquities (27 Aug 2023); £130.00.Serendipity
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AE Arrowhead #01Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
12.5cm (4.9”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390
Cf. Khorasani (Arms and Armor from Iran: The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period), Cat. 451
Description:
This arrowhead was part of lot 27 in Christies Sale 5524, Axel Guttman Collection of Ancient Arms and Armour, Part 2, London, April 2004. The lot (“A LARGE COLLECTION OF NORTH-WEST PERSIAN BRONZE ARROWHEADS. 2ND/EARLY 1ST MILLENNIUM B.C.”) consisted of an ancient bronze bowl with sculptural handles, filled to the brim with arrowheads of this type. A number of the arrowheads have since appeared on the market. Each is similar, with elongated deltoid head and long tang.
Ex-Axel Guttmann Collection, Lot 27 (part of) Christies Sale 5524, Axel Guttman Collection of Ancient Arms and Armour, Part 2, 28 April 2004.
From Ancientresource.com:
“Axel Guttmann was the most famous collector of ancient militaria in the modern era, actually creating his own museum in Berlin to display his enormous collection.”Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #02Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
85mm
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 416
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Page 75, Fig. 58
Cf. Piller (Untersuchungen zur relative Chronologie der Nekropole von Marlik), Table XVI, Type 4 (page 293)
Description:
Triangular bilobate ribbed head, stem, medium length tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #03Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
15.1cm (6”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Pl. XII, Fig. 154
Description:
Bilobate ribbed head, stem and long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #04Northwestern Iran (possibly Marlik)
1200-800 BC
64mm
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 54 (page 75)
Cf. Piller (Untersuchungen zur relative Chronologie der Nekropole von Marlik), Table XVI, Type 2 (page 293)
Description:
Rare type, apparently associated with Marlik, with curving “wings” with rounded ends, blade edges convex near point and wings, concave in middle, medium length tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #05 (or spearhead?)Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
15.4cm (6”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390
Cf. Moorey (Catalogue of the Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Ashmolean Museum), Pl. 8, Fig. 75 (also illustrated on page 85)
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 65 (page 85)
Description:
Elongated deltoid, bilobate ribbed head, long stem and tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #06Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
15.1cm (6”)
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 400
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Pl. XII, Fig. 154
Description:
Bilobate ribbed head with barbs, stem and long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #07Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
15.5cm (6.1”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (see arrowhead at approximately 10:00 in circular layout)
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 400
Description:
Triangular bilobate ribbed head with stem and long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #08Western Asia (likely Iran, possibly Luristan or Marlik)
1200-800 BC
57mm
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (see second in row at bottom left, as well as several in grouping at bottom)
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 94
Cf. Medvedskaya (Iran: Iron Age I), Fig. 14, Iran I
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 77 (page 85)
Description:
Triangular/deltoid bilobate head with shallow wide rib, medium length tang, and interesting triangular gouge on one side.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #09Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
66mm
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 416
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 58 (page 75)
Cf. Piller (Untersuchungen zur relative Chronologie der Nekropole von Marlik), Table XVI, Type 4 (page 293)
Description:
Triangular bilobate ribbed head, short stem, medium length tang, small nick in one edge.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #10 (or spearhead?)Western Asia
1200-800 BC
10.5cm (4.1”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (see arrowhead at approx. 7:00 in circular layout)
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Figs. 49, 50 (page 75)
Description:
Lanceolate, prominent rib, short stem and tang, chipped. This leaf-shaped tip was listed as a spearhead, but fits the description of some ancient Iranian arrowheads.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #11Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
77mm
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (see 2nd arrowhead in horizontal row)
Cf. Medvedskaya (Iran: Iron Age I), Fig. 14, Iran I
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 72 (page 85)
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 94
Description:
Deltoid shaped bilobate blade with long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #12Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
70mm (length); 33mm (width)
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 404
Description:
Wide, bilobate winged tip, ribbed, long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #13Western Asia
1200-800 BC
47mm
Cf. Piller (Untersuchungen zur relative Chronologie der Nekropole von Marlik), Table XVI, Type 4 (page 293)
Description:
Bilobate ribbed head, short stem and tang, one blade chipped.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #14Western Asia
1200-800 BC
95.3mm
Cf. Moorey (Catalogue of the Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Ashmolean Museum), Plate 8, # 73 (also illustrated on page 85, Fig. 17, # 73)
Description:
Lanceolate or elongated deltoid-shaped, bilobate ribbed head, long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #15Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
69.85mm
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 416
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Page 75, Fig. 58
Cf. Piller (Untersuchungen zur relative Chronologie der Nekropole von Marlik), Table XVI, Type 4 (page 293)
Description:
Triangular bilobate ribbed head, slightly barbed, stem, medium length tang.
Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #16Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
11.43cm (4.5”)
Cf. Khorasani (Arms and Armor from Iran), #445
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390
Description:
Triangular bilobate ribbed head, short stem, medium length tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #17Western Asia
1200-800 BC
13cm (5.1”)
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 93
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Page 85, Fig. 64
Cf. Moorey (Catalogue of the Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Ashmolean Museum), Pl. 8, Fig. 74 (also illustrated on page 85)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390
Description:
Lanceolate shaped blade, stem, long tang (bent).Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #18 (or spearhead?)Western Asia (likely Iran)
1200-800 BC
12.4cm (4.9”)
Cf. Moorey (Catalogue of the Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Ashmolean Museum), Pl. 8, Fig. 65 (also illustrated on page 85)
Cf. Khorasani (Arms and Armor from Iran, The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period), Cat. 445
Description:
Bilobate ribbed head, sharper tapering near point, with barbs and long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #19Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
73.6mm
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (see second in row at bottom left)
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 77, (page 85)
Description:
Deltoid shaped bilobate blade with shallow wide rib, long tang.
Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #20Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
82.5mm
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 92
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (last in row at bottom right)
Description:
Ovate, bilobate ribbed head, stem, and long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #21Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
76.2mm
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 69 (page 85)
Cf. Moorey (Catalogue of the Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Ashmolean Museum), Plate 8, # 64 (also illustrated on page 85, Fig. 17, # 64)
Description:
Deltoid blade with slight barbs (one chipped), high rounded midrib, square-sectioned tang broken.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #22Iran (Elamite?)
c. 2200 – 1050 BC
60.45mm (2.4”)
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 76 (page 85)
Cf. Met Collection 69.24.25 (The example on the Met’s site is listed as Parthian, 1st century BC – 3rd century AD. However, it was reevaluated by FORUM as being much older, dating Bronze Age to Early Iron Age, c. 2200 – 1050 BC)
Description:
Lanceolate blade, medium length tang (possibly broken).Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #23Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
89mm (3 ½”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390
Cf. Medvedskaya (Iran: Iron Age I), Fig. 14, Iran IIc
Cf. Moorey (Catalogue of the Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Ashmolean Museum), Plate 8, # 66 (also illustrated on page 85, Fig. 17, # 66)
Description:
Deltoid blade, rounded midrib, square-sectioned tang broken.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #24Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
13.8cm (5.5”)
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 93
Moorey (Catalogue of the Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Ashmolean Museum), Pl. 8, Fig. 74 (also illustrated on page 85)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (several similar in the illustration)
Description:
Lanceolate shaped blade, stem, long square-sectioned tang tapering to a point.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #25Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
78.7mm (3.1”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (see second in row at bottom left, as well as several in grouping at bottom)
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 94
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 73 (page 85)
Description:
Triangular/deltoid bilobate head with shallow wide rib, medium length tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #26Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
82.6mm (3.25”)
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 91
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 410 (Blade shape slightly different, but close)
Description:
Wide, deltoid rounded head, long tang (possibly broken).Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #27Northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
10.16cm (4”)
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 72 (Described as Neo-Elamite, 750-600 BC)
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 416
Cf. Khorasani (Arms and Armor from Iran: The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period), Cat. 467
Description:
Deltoid barbed blade with high rib, medium length tang.
Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #28Northwestern Iran? (Possibly Marlik)
1200-800 BC
41mm (l) x 22mm (w)
(1.6" x 0.9")
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 55, page 75
Cf. Petrie (Tools and Weapons), Plate XLI, Fig. 108 (Bologna)*
* Although this arrowhead does fit the Iranian type referenced above (Negahban), it was a standardized form in antiquity and may not be from Western Asia. The arrowhead’s form also fits fig. 108, Plate XLI, in Petrie’s "Tools and Weapons." That example is from Bologna. Likewise, it is similar to Petrie XLII, fig. 208, which is from Egypt.
Description:
Crude triangular form, extended barbs/wings with slightly rounded tips, thickened central line (although no marked midrib).Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #29Northwestern Iran? (Possibly Marlik)
1200-800 BC
40mm (l) x 21mm (w)
(1.6" x 0.8")
Cf. Medvedskaya (Iran: Iron Age I), Fig. 14, Iran IV
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 54, page 75
Cf. Piller (Untersuchungen zur relative Chronologie der Nekropole von Marlik), Table XVI, Type 2 (page 293)
Cf. Petrie (Tools and Weapons), Plate XLI, Fig. 109 (Hallstatt)*
* Although this arrowhead does fit the Iranian type referenced above (Medvedskaya, Negahban and Piller), it was a standardized form in antiquity and may not be from Western Asia. The arrowhead’s form also fits fig. 109, Plate XLI, in Petrie’s "Tools and Weapons." That example is attributed to the Hallstatt culture of Bronze Age Europe.
Description:
Triangular blade, edges slightly convex near point, slightly concave near middle, convex again approaching the rounded ends of barbs/wings, thickened central line (although no marked midrib).Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #30Northwestern Iran? (Possibly Marlik)
1200-800 BC
32mm (l) x 22mm (w)
(1.25" x 0.9")
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 54, page 75
Cf. Piller (Untersuchungen zur relative Chronologie der Nekropole von Marlik), Table XVI, Type 2 (page 293)
Cf. Petrie (Tools and Weapons), Plate XLII, Figs. 207, 208*
* Although this arrowhead does fit the Iranian type referenced above (Negahban and Piller), it was a standardized form in antiquity and may not be from Western Asia. The arrowhead’s form is also similar to that of figs. 207 and 208, Plate XLI, in Petrie’s "Tools and Weapons." Those examples are attributed to ancient Egypt.
Description:
Triangular form, long barbs/wings, thickened central line but no rib, tip of point and wings badly bent.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #31Old Babylonian – Neo-Elamite
1500–1000 BC
57mm (2 ¼”)
Cf. Malloy (Weapons: Ancient and Medieval Art and Antiquities), Fig. 86
Cf. Petrie (Tools and Weapons), Plate XLI, Fig. 2-3
Description:
Somewhat ovate head, medium-length tang (possibly broken), hammered flat from cut sheet.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #32Sumerian, Susa
c. 2000 BC
70mm (2.75")
Cf. Petrie Tools, XLI 30
Description:
Cast, flat bladed, with broad, slight rib.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #33Elam
Neo-Elamite II or III period:
c. 750 – 600 BC
50 mm (2”)
Description:
Bent trilobate head, long flattened tang, sand patina.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #34Western or northwestern Iran
1200-800 BC
12.7 cm (5”)
Khorasani (Arms and Armor from Iran), Cat. #464
Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 397
Description:
Jet-like wings (broken), long tang tapering toward rounded end.
Ex-Private collection, Paris, France; acquired before 1970Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #35Luristan
1200-800 BC
99 mm (3.9”)
Cf. Khorasani (Arms and Armor from Iran: The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period), Cat. 441
Description:
Jet-like wings, stemmed, long rectangular-sectioned tang, deposits.
Ex-G. W. collection from the 1980'sKamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #36Western or NW Iran
c. 1000 BC
10.16 cm (4”)
Khorasani (Arms and Armor from Iran), Cat. 454
Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 67 (page 85)
Description:
Bilobate, elongated triangular shape with convex sides and barbed shoulders.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #37Western Asia (probably Iran)
1200-800 BC
15.6 cm (6 1/8”)
Cf. Khorasani (Arms and Armor from Iran), Cat. 467
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Figs. 399, 400
Description:
Elongated triangular head, barbed shoulders, convex sides, pronounced midrib, long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #38Western or NW Iran
1200-800 BC
14.1 cm (5.6”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390 (several similar in grouping at bottom of page)
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 410
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 73, (page 85)
Description:
Deltoid shaped bilobate blade with shallow wide rib, long tang.
Ex-Joseph K. Long III collection, New Hampshire, USA, acquired in the 1980sKamnaskires
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AE Arrowhead #39Western or NW Iran
1200-800 BC
12.38 cm (4.9”)
Cf. Mahboubian (Art of Ancient Iran: Copper and Bronze), 390
Cf. Moorey (Catalogue of the Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Ashmolean Museum), Pl. 8, Fig. 71 (also illustrated on page 85)
Description:
Triangular blade with wide midrib, long tang.Kamnaskires
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AE Spearhead #12Western Asia
1200-800 BC
16cm (6.3”)
Cf. Muscarella (Bronze and Iron, Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art), Fig. 396 (page 290) for similar, though slightly wider, tip
Cf. Negahban (Weapons from Marlik), Fig. 65 (page 85) for similarly shaped tip – however, the Negahban example is listed an arrowhead, not a spearhead.
Description:
Tanged ribbed blade, small stem, straight blade edges at base, then tapering toward point.Kamnaskires
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Antiquities & Ancient ArtMedieval iron crossbow
arrowhead
Ø1cm / 7 and 9cm long
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Antiquities & Ancient ArtChina bronze arrowhead
Triangular biblades with long tang
central raised ridge for strength
and long barbs.
50 x 17mm / 5.8g
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Antiquities & Ancient ArtChina bronze arrowhead
Triangular biblades with long tang
central raised ridge for strength
and long barbs.
48 x 17mm / 8.6g
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Antiquities & Ancient ArtLate roman to medieval iron spear-tip
ballista-bolt or arrowhead.
130/25mm ; 105/27mm ; 75/20mm
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ANTIQUITIES, Persia, Bronze Arrowhead, c.1200-800 B.C.Near Eastern Bronze Age arrowhead, dating to the Late Bronze Age approximately 1200 - 800 B.C.
With long, four sided tang, cylindrical midsection and rounded blade with barbed shoulders.
Arrows such as this were used by the Early Cultures of Babylonia, Assyria and Anatolia.
Unrestored, in exceptional condition.
Length: 3 inches.
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Apollonia Pontica Topalov 01 - Bronze Two-Sided Arrowhead Coin Denomination 47th - 6th Centuries B.C.
5.23 gm, 45 mm
Obv.: Cast convex surface having the contour of an arrowhead, the body of the arrowhead having a thick, bulging rib thinner towards the tip
Reverse as obverse
Topalov Apollonia p.140-1, 1-6; p.560, 1
SNG BMC 218; SNG Stancomb 128; HGC 3, 1327;
SNG Bulgaria (Ruse) II, 3-14
Topalov Type 1: Two-Sided Arrowhead Denomination 4 Early type (7th-6th c. B.C.)
Obv.: Cast convex surface having the contour of an arrowhead, the body of the arrowhead having a thick, bulging rib thinner towards the tip. The earliest specimens have a small hole having no determinate function in the place where the metal part joins the wooden stem of the arrow. The contour is usually outlined by a slightly bulging continuous line.
Rev.: same as obverse
Jaimelai
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Apollonia Pontica Topalov 04 - Bronze Two-Sided Arrowhead Coin Intermediate Type Denomination 46th Century B.C.
3.54 gm, 33 mm
Obv.: Cast convex surface having the contour of an arrowhead, the body of the arrowhead having a thick, bulging rib thinner towards the tip.
Reverse as obverse
Topalov Apollonia p.143-4 11-12; p.731
SNG BMC 218
Topalov Type 4. Two-sided Arrowhead coin intermediate type Bronze Denomination 4(?) (6th c. B.C.) Obverse: Cast convex surface having the contour of an arrow-head, the body of the arrow-head having a thick bulging rib thinner towards the tip. The contour is usually outlined by a slightly bulging continuous line.
Reverse: Cast convex surface having the contour of an arrow-head, the body of the arrow-head having a thick bulging rib thinner towards the tip. The contour is usually outlined by a slightly bulging continuous line.
Jaimelai
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Apollonia Pontica Topalov 28 - Bronze One-Sided Arrowhead Denomination 1Early 5th Century B.C.
1.04 gm, 24x8 mm
Obverse: Cast convex surface having the contour of an arrowhead with a uniformly thick bulging rib.
Reverse: Flat surface of an arrow-head without any images and inscriptions.
Topalov Apollonia p.148-9, 21-24; p.734, 1
Topalov Type: Bronze denomination 1(?) one-sided arrow-head coin late type (5th c. B.C.)
Obv.: Cast convex surface of the contour of an arrow-head with a uniformly thick bulging rib.
Rev.: Flat surface of an arrow-head without any images and inscriptions.
Jaimelai
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Apollonia Pontica Topalov 35 - Bronze One-Sided Arrowhead Denomination 1 - Late Type5th Century B.C.
Cast Arrowhead Proto-money
0.79 gm, 22x7 mm
Obverse: Cast convex surface having the contour of an arrowhead with a uniformly thick bulging rib. The letter A above the rib.
Reverse: Flat surface of an arrow-head without any images and inscriptions.
Topalov Apollonia p.153-54, 34-36; p.736, version 2
Topalov Type 35. Bronze denomination 1(?) one-sided arrow-head coin late type (5th c. B.C.)
Obverse: Cast convex surface of the contour of an arrow-head with a uniformly thick bulging rib. The letter A (above or below the rib).
Reverse: Flat surface of the contour of an arrow-head.
Jaimelai
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ArrowheadGREEK BRONZE ARROWHEAD PROTO MONEY
Black Sea area
arrowhead twisted for votive action
Circa 600-500 BCfrederic
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ArrowheadArrowhead found in Afghanistan
Circa 500 BC (?)frederic
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ArrowheadIron
Trilobate with tang (broken)
37mm, 2.38gWill J
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ArrowheadIron
Flat blade, socketed
75mm, 9.31gWill J
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ArrowheadBronze (Greek or Scythian?)
Trilobate, socketed, with barb and hole
37mm, 2.92gWill J
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Arrowhead - MaliDate: 8000-3000 BP (Neolithic)
Length: 32 mm
Width: 13 mmViriathus
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Arrowhead AE, #01, Bronze Age,Arrowhead AE, #01, Bronze Age,
size:46,5x16,5x2,5mm,
weight:2,71g,
Q-001quadrans
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Arrowhead AE, #02, Bronze Age,Arrowhead AE, #02, Bronze Age,
size:29,5x12x6mm,
weight:2,64g,
Q-001quadrans
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Arrowhead AE, #03, Bronze Age,Arrowhead AE, #03, Bronze Age,
size:25x23x10mm,
weight:5,10,
Q-001quadrans
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Arrowhead AE, #04, Bronze Age,Arrowhead AE, #04, Bronze Age,
size:38x11x6,5mm
weight:4,03g,
Q-001quadrans
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Arrowhead AE, #05, Bronze Age,Arrowhead AE, #05, Bronze Age,
size:30x9x7mm
weight:2,41g,
Q-001quadrans
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Arrowhead AE, #06, Bronze Age,Arrowhead AE, #06, Bronze Age,
size:47,5x14,5x2,5mm
weight:2,41g,
Q-001quadrans
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Arrowhead AE, #07, Bronze Age,Arrowhead AE, #07, Bronze Age,
size:43x16x6mm
weight:4,24gg,
Q-001quadrans
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Arrowhead Scythian 20 mmArrowhead scythian on the Balkans
Arrowhead Scythian 11 mm
Peter Wissing
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Arrowhead Scythian 20 mmArrowhead scythians on the Balkans
Arrowhead Scythian 20 mmPeter Wissing
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Arrowhead Scythian 20 mmArrowhead scythians on the Balkans
Arrowhead Scythian 20 mm
Peter Wissing
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Arrowhead Scythian 20 mmArrowhead scythians on the Balkans
Arrowhead Scythian 20 mm
Peter Wissing
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Arrowhead Scythian 20 mmArrowhead scythians on the Balkans
Arrowhead Scythian 20 mmPeter Wissing
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Arrowhead Scythian 20 mm_01Arrowhead scythians on the Balkans
Arrowhead Scythian 20 mm
Peter Wissing
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Arrowhead Scythian 20 mm_01Arrowhead scythians on the Balkans
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Arrowhead Scythian 20 mm_02Arrowhead scythians on the Balkans
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Arrowhead Scythian 21 mm_1Arrowhead Scythians on the Balkans
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Arrowhead Scythian 23 mm_01Arrowhead Scythians on the Balkans
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Arrowhead Scythian 23 mm_02Arrowhead Scythians on the Balkans
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Arrowhead Scythian 23 mm_1Arrowhead Scythians on the Balkans
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