Ancient Luristan / Greek Bronze Arrowheads (Pair) – Uncleaned, As-Found State c. 1st Millennium BC A fine and well-matched pair of ancient bronze arrowheads, attributed to the Luristan / Greek cultural sphere, dating to the 1st millennium BC. Both arrowheads are preserved in an entirely uncleaned, original as-found condition, retaining their authentic burial surfaces and untouched patination. Each example features an elongated blade with a clearly defined midrib and tapering point, accompanied by intact tangs, demonstrating skilled ancient metallurgy and functional design. The surfaces display a naturally developed green and turquoise patina, with areas of earthen encrustation consistent with long-term burial. No modern cleaning, restoration, or artificial enhancement has been applied, making these pieces particularly appealing to collectors who value archaeological authenticity. Matched pairs of arrowheads of this quality and preservation are increasingly difficult to find, and they offer an excellent opportunity for both study and display. Details: Material: Bronze Culture: Luristan / Greek (Western Iran / Eastern Mediterranean sphere) Date: c. 1000–500 BC Condition: Uncleaned, original as-found state Total weight: approx. 34 g Lengths: approx. 11 cm and 9.2 cm An evocative and honest pair of ancient weapons, ideal for a serious antiquities collection or as a compelling display linking directly to the ancient world. (M8)