Ca. 700-500 BC. A trio of cast bronze arrowheads that embody the epitome of ancient weaponry. Each arrowhead boasts a lentoid-sectioned blade with a raised midrib, delicately balanced to create a sleek and streamlined design. The blade has been painstakingly crafted with a smooth surface, showcasing the extraordinary craftsmanship of its creators. The midrib adds another layer of depth and complexity to the arrowhead, accentuating its aerodynamic qualities and ensuring that it could pierce through its intended target with ease. These arrowheads were designed to be as effective as possible, with the aim of bringing down prey or enemies with swift precision. The subtle variations in each arrowhead’s design suggest that they may have been crafted by different individuals, each bringing their own unique perspective to the art of ancient weaponry.Size: L:36.5-55.5mm / W:15.3-17.9mm ; 35.12gProvenance: Private London collector, acquired on the Austrian Art market, formerly in an old USA collection formed since the 1970s.