Bronze Age Luristan Arrowhead Pendant – c. 1200–800 BC – Mounted as Wearable Necklace Description: A striking Bronze Age arrowhead from ancient Luristan, dating to approximately 1200–800 BC, now artistically mounted as a modern necklace for unique wearable history. The original artefact – cast in bronze and still displaying rich green patination from millennia of burial – would once have served as a functional projectile in warfare or hunting across the region known today as western Iran. Carefully and respectfully set within a contemporary gold-coloured wire wrap, this ancient arrowhead has been transformed into a piece of jewellery that honours its archaeological past while offering a distinctive and stylish presentation. The contrast between the ancient bronze and modern metalwork makes this piece ideal for collectors who also enjoy wearing their artefacts. Culture: Ancient Near East – Luristan Period: Bronze Age, c. 1200–800 BC Material: Bronze arrowhead mounted with gold-coloured metal and cord necklace Origin: Luristan region, western Iran Provenance: Private UK collection (acquired before 2000 – documentation available to the winning bidder) Condition: Arrowhead in very good ancient condition with expected surface encrustation and patina from age. No restoration. Mounted with a modern wire wrap so it can be worn. Please study the photos for condition. Dimensions: approx. 83 mm length (pendant including wire wrap) Cord included: Yes – modern cord necklace for wearing This is a rare opportunity to acquire a 3,000-year-old artefact presented in a contemporary form – ideal for collectors, gift-givers, or lovers of ancient history who wish to carry the past with them. Will be securely packaged and shipped with a certificate of authenticity. ***** Dear bidders, please note that we do not ship to the UK or to countries outside the European Union. If you are located outside the EU and win this lot, the sale will unfortunately have to be cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. Enjoy the bidding. (A2)