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Ancient, Medieval Arms and Warfare Relics

Feb 28, 2026 11:00 AM EST

Austin, TX, United States

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Our Gallery & Storefront - Collectors Crossroads: Looking for more incredible collectibles beyond today's auction? Collectors Crossroads is our gallery and storefront located in Cedar Park, TX, featuring a vast selection of militaria, antiques, rare

Feb 28, 2026Our Gallery & Storefront - Collectors Crossroads

Timeline of Our Journey Through the Ages: Day One of the auction opens with Ancient and Bronze Age material, moving through the Greek and Roman periods, before progressing into the Viking, Crusader, and Medieval eras. From there, the catalog

Feb 28, 2026Timeline of Our Journey Through the Ages

Neolithic Ceremonial Stone Axe Head - Miniature Polished Form, ca. 7000-1700 B.C.: This Neolithic polished stone axe head, dating between 7000 and 1700 B.C., is a beautiful example of ceremonial craftsmanship. Fashioned from a fine-grained dark stone and painstakingly smoothed

Feb 28, 2026Neolithic Ceremonial Stone Axe Head - Miniature Polished Form, ca. 7000-1700 B.C.

Neolithic Polished Votive Axe Head with Minor Blade Chip - ca. 7000-1700 B.C.: Carved during the Neolithic period between 7000 and 1700 B.C., this polished stone axe head presents a compelling blend of form and cultural significance. Meticulously shaped from fine-grained dark

Feb 28, 2026Neolithic Polished Votive Axe Head with Minor Blade Chip - ca. 7000-1700 B.C.

Neolithic Votive Polished Stone Axe Head - Fine Grain Dark Stone, ca. 7000-1700 B.C.: This small yet exquisitely crafted Neolithic votive axe head dates between 7000 and 1700 B.C. Expertly shaped from a fine-grained dark stone, the piece exhibits remarkable surface smoothing and

Feb 28, 2026Neolithic Votive Polished Stone Axe Head - Fine Grain Dark Stone, ca. 7000-1700 B.C.

Prehistoric Native American Stone Axe Head Hand Formed Tool: This solid and well-shaped Native American stone axe head is a hand-worked prehistoric tool crafted from dense stone, exhibiting smooth surfaces, balanced proportions, and pronounced shaping

Feb 28, 2026Prehistoric Native American Stone Axe Head Hand Formed Tool

Late Archaic to Early Woodland Indian 3/4 Groove Stone Axe Head Marion County Ohio: This well-formed Indian stone axe head represents the 3/4 groove variety and dates to the Late Archaic to Early Woodland period, approximately 3000 to 1000 BC. Crafted from dense, durable stone, the

Feb 28, 2026Late Archaic to Early Woodland Indian 3/4 Groove Stone Axe Head Marion County Ohio

Old Kingdom of Egypt Pyramid Building Tools 2600-2180 BC: This remarkable group consists of two Ancient Egyptian builder tools dating to the Old Kingdom period, circa 2600?2180 BC, the formative era of pyramid construction. Crafted from copper or early

Feb 28, 2026Old Kingdom of Egypt Pyramid Building Tools 2600-2180 BC

Ancient European Bronze Age Sickle - ca. 2500 B.C. - Rare Intact Hook, Unrestored: An authentic Bronze Age sickle from ca. 2500 B.C., this ancient agricultural and multi-use tool is presented in unrestored condition and still shows excellent integrity for its age. Most notably, the

Feb 28, 2026Ancient European Bronze Age Sickle - ca. 2500 B.C. - Rare Intact Hook, Unrestored

Ancient Indus Valley Harappan Terracotta Fertility Figurine - circa 2000 B.C.E.: A remarkably preserved terracotta fertility figurine from the Indus Valley Civilization, dating to approximately 2000 B.C.E. and measuring 12cm in length. This sculpted figure, crafted in baked clay,

Feb 28, 2026Ancient Indus Valley Harappan Terracotta Fertility Figurine - circa 2000 B.C.E.

Ancient Luristan Bronze Loop-Handled Socketed Axe - ca. 2000-1000 B.C., Original Patina: This authentic socketed bronze axe dates to approximately 2000–1000 B.C., originating from the ancient Near Eastern region of Luristan. Cast in bronze with a ribbed body, pronounced socket, and

Feb 28, 2026Ancient Luristan Bronze Loop-Handled Socketed Axe - ca. 2000-1000 B.C., Original Patina

Ancient Luristan Bronze Socketed Spear Head 1800-1400 B.C., Hooked Tang: This robust Ancient Bronze Spear Head comes from the Luristan region of the ancient Near East and dates to approximately 1800–1400 B.C. The weapon is heavily cast in copper alloy and features a

Feb 28, 2026Ancient Luristan Bronze Socketed Spear Head 1800-1400 B.C., Hooked Tang

Unique Luristan-Elamite Bronze Axe Head with Rare Rear Nub - ca. 1850-1350 B.C.: An exceptional and rare Small Bronze Axe Head from ancient Elam or Luristan, dating to roughly 1850–1350 B.C. This early Bronze Age weapon features a clean straight-edged blade and a highly

Feb 28, 2026Unique Luristan-Elamite Bronze Axe Head with Rare Rear Nub - ca. 1850-1350 B.C.

Rare Luristan Bronze Copper Short Sword - Pre-Gladius Form, ca. 1850-1350 B.C.: This is a rare and fully preserved Ancient Short Sword from Luristan, dating to approximately 1850–1350 B.C. Cast in a copper-rich bronze alloy, the weapon features a broad, leaf-shaped blade

Feb 28, 2026Rare Luristan Bronze Copper Short Sword - Pre-Gladius Form, ca. 1850-1350 B.C.

Ancient Luristan Bronze Short Sword - c. 1800-1200 B.C.: An outstanding and finely preserved Bronze Age Short Sword from the Luristan culture, dating to circa 1800–1200 B.C. Crafted in a high-tin bronze alloy, this elegant weapon features a straight,

Feb 28, 2026Ancient Luristan Bronze Short Sword - c. 1800-1200 B.C.

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