ROMAN IRON ARROWHEAD 1ST-4TH CENTURY AD

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2 5/8” length with finely forged trilobate point formed with three delicate veins converging to a thickened “armor piercing” point. The base narrowed for seating in the shaft, above a tapered tang. Professionally conserved.

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ROMAN IRON ARROWHEAD 1ST-4TH CENTURY AD

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