Bronze Arrowhead 13th–8th Century BCE Style Lost-Wax Cast | 4.5 cm

This Bronze Arrowhead is a faithful reconstruction of projectile points used during the Late Bronze Age across Europe and the Near East. Cast in solid bronze using the ancient lost-wax (cire perdue) method, it combines time-honored craftsmanship with archaeological accuracy.

Measuring approximately 4.5 cm in length, the arrowhead features a tapered, leaf-shaped blade and a socketed base with a rear spur for firm attachment to a wooden shaft—hallmarks of Bronze Age martial tools. These arrowheads were valued for their penetrating ability and effective balance between durability and simplicity in design.

Whether you’re curating a Bronze Age exhibit, building a historically informed arrow set, or expanding your collection of ancient weaponry, this arrowhead embodies the innovation and strength of prehistoric warfare.

MEASUREMENTS:

• Overall Length: Approx. 4.5 cm

• Material: Solid Bronze (Lost-Wax Cast)

• Weight: Light and historically accurate for arrow mounting

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Store in a dry, ventilated area

• Wipe gently with a dry cloth—avoid chemical cleaners

• Bronze may darken naturally over time, forming a patina

• Apply a light coat of oil periodically for preservation

NOTE:
Each piece is individually cast using the lost-wax method. Minor surface variations are natural.