MEASURED OBJECTIron arrowhead R01
Broad, angular leaf-shaped iron blade with pronounced shoulders and an extended tapering tang.
Every object has a story worth telling. A closer look at the original specimens behind the House’s forthcoming museum-inspired displays: measured individually, photographed in the hand and entered into our collection register.
Five iron points with surviving tangs and varied blade outlines. Recorded against the seller’s Roman Imperial attribution; precise archaeological findspots are not documented.
MEASURED OBJECTBroad, angular leaf-shaped iron blade with pronounced shoulders and an extended tapering tang.
MEASURED OBJECTBroad leaf-shaped iron blade narrowing into an elongated attachment tang.
Individually weighed iron arrowhead. Detailed form awaits its identifying photograph.
MEASURED OBJECTSlender iron blade with angular shoulders, collar-like transition and a long narrow tang.
MEASURED OBJECTSlender leaf-shaped iron blade with rounded shoulders and a long tapering tang.
Eight small bronze points, each identified, weighed and photographed before mounting. Four proposed pair displays form our first Greek collection.
MEASURED OBJECTCompact bronze point with a tapering body and a weathered surface.
MEASURED OBJECTSmall elongated bronze point with a slender taper and defined blade edges.
MEASURED OBJECTShort, narrow bronze point, with a pointed tip and tapering base.
MEASURED OBJECTCompact bronze point with a narrow blade and tapered profile.
MEASURED OBJECTSmall bronze point with tapered edges and a narrow base.
MEASURED OBJECTNarrow leaf-shaped bronze point with a marked longitudinal ridge.
MEASURED OBJECTAngular, sharply tapering point with apparent longitudinal ribs and a socketed base.
MEASURED OBJECTLong, narrow, apparently trilobate point with raised longitudinal ridges.
Every arrowhead is intended for a considered presentation against a restrained mount in a black shadowbox. The Roman pieces are planned as single 10-inch exhibits; the Greek examples as four double-specimen 8-inch exhibits. Final pairings, display layouts and sale photographs will be confirmed when mounting is complete.
The catalogue distinguishes physical measurements and observations from seller-reported dates and collecting histories. Greek pieces are covered by two signed statements dated 16 October 2026; the Roman group by a signed statement dated 10 October 2026. These documents are a record of ownership claims, not excavation records or independent authentication. Roman historical setting · Greek historical setting
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