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Arrowheads of Eurasia
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ARROWHEADS OF EURASIA
1. SECOND HALF OF VIII-VI c. b.c.. Cast bronze arrowheads with rhomboid shaped blade, hollow sockets and spurs.
1. SECOND HALF OF VIII-VI c. b.c.. Cast bronze arrowheads with rhomboid shaped blade, hollow sockets and spurs.
ARROWHEADS OF EURASIA
2. ECOND HALF OF VII-V c. b.c.. Cast bronze arrowheads of trilobate type, with hollow elongated sockets, convex ribs spurs in some cases.
2. ECOND HALF OF VII-V c. b.c.. Cast bronze arrowheads of trilobate type, with hollow elongated sockets, convex ribs spurs in some cases.
3. END OF VII-V c. B.C.
Cast bronze arrowheads of trilobate type with convex or straight ribs and short or flush sockets.
Cast bronze arrowheads of trilobate type with convex or straight ribs and short or flush sockets.
ARROWHEADS OF EURASIA
4. V-IVc. B.C.
Cast bronze arrowheads of different trilobate types with elongated proportions: a) with straight hollow sockets and grooves, convex or straight ribs, barbed; b) with convex or straight ribs and flush sockets; c) with straight hollow sockets, convex or straight ribs, with barbs extending beyond the sockets; d) with molded crosses or other design in relief.
4. V-IVc. B.C.
Cast bronze arrowheads of different trilobate types with elongated proportions: a) with straight hollow sockets and grooves, convex or straight ribs, barbed; b) with convex or straight ribs and flush sockets; c) with straight hollow sockets, convex or straight ribs, with barbs extending beyond the sockets; d) with molded crosses or other design in relief.
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