Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1300 - 600 BC along with firing marks throughout

along with firing marks throughout the body

signed in pencil along lower right margin

and at the time was one of the largest rail bridges in Australia

Measurements: 25

representing vitality and the persistence of life within nature’s cycles

Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1300 - 600 BC along with firing marks throughoutAncient Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1300 600 BC. This elongated triangular shaped arrowhead features a raised mid rib extending to a short tang, which was to be inserted into a wooden shaft to form the complete arrow projectile. It showcases light brown earthly encrustations and a natural light green patination on the bronze surface, testament to the objects prolonged burial underground prior to excavation. Measurements: 11. 1cm x 2. 5cm