古希腊 铅 带有铭文 'AΓΟΡΟΥ' 的投石弹 (没有保留价)
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希腊古代铅制投枪弹，刻有‘AΓΟΡΟΥ’字样，公元前4世纪，状况良好，尺寸32 mm × 17 mm，来源于英国私人收藏，附真实性证明及出口许可。
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ITEM: Sling bullet with inscription 'AΓΟΡΟΥ'
MATERIAL: Lead
CULTURE: Greek
PERIOD: 4th Century B.C
DIMENSIONS: 32 mm x 17 mm
CONDITION: Good condition
PROVENANCE: Ex English private collection, acquired before 1990s
Greek sling bullets, also known as "glandes" (singular: glans), were small, often egg-shaped projectiles used with slings by ancient Greek soldiers. These bullets were typically made of lead, although stone and clay examples have also been found. Lead was preferred due to its density, which allowed the bullets to travel farther and with more force than those made from lighter materials. The use of slings and sling bullets dates back to ancient times, but they became particularly significant in Greek warfare from the 5th century BCE onwards, used by specialized troops known as slingers or "sphendonetes."
The design of Greek sling bullets was often quite sophisticated, with many bullets bearing inscriptions or symbols. Inscriptions could include the names of the city-state or military unit, the names of commanders, or messages intended to demoralize the enemy, such as "take that" or "catch this." Some bullets were even crafted in the shape of acorns or almonds to enhance their aerodynamic properties. The addition of such inscriptions and designs not only served practical purposes in identifying and intimidating foes but also provided a psychological edge in battle, showcasing the ingenuity and resourcefulness of Greek soldiers.
Sling bullets played a crucial role in various military engagements throughout Greek history, particularly in skirmishes and sieges where ranged attacks were advantageous. The effectiveness of slings was notable in their ability to strike enemies at a distance, penetrate armor, and cause significant injuries or fatalities. Slingers were valued members of Greek armies and often operated alongside archers and infantry, contributing to the tactical flexibility and overall combat effectiveness of Greek forces.
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ITEM: Sling bullet with inscription 'AΓΟΡΟΥ'
MATERIAL: Lead
CULTURE: Greek
PERIOD: 4th Century B.C
DIMENSIONS: 32 mm x 17 mm
CONDITION: Good condition
PROVENANCE: Ex English private collection, acquired before 1990s
Greek sling bullets, also known as "glandes" (singular: glans), were small, often egg-shaped projectiles used with slings by ancient Greek soldiers. These bullets were typically made of lead, although stone and clay examples have also been found. Lead was preferred due to its density, which allowed the bullets to travel farther and with more force than those made from lighter materials. The use of slings and sling bullets dates back to ancient times, but they became particularly significant in Greek warfare from the 5th century BCE onwards, used by specialized troops known as slingers or "sphendonetes."
The design of Greek sling bullets was often quite sophisticated, with many bullets bearing inscriptions or symbols. Inscriptions could include the names of the city-state or military unit, the names of commanders, or messages intended to demoralize the enemy, such as "take that" or "catch this." Some bullets were even crafted in the shape of acorns or almonds to enhance their aerodynamic properties. The addition of such inscriptions and designs not only served practical purposes in identifying and intimidating foes but also provided a psychological edge in battle, showcasing the ingenuity and resourcefulness of Greek soldiers.
Sling bullets played a crucial role in various military engagements throughout Greek history, particularly in skirmishes and sieges where ranged attacks were advantageous. The effectiveness of slings was notable in their ability to strike enemies at a distance, penetrate armor, and cause significant injuries or fatalities. Slingers were valued members of Greek armies and often operated alongside archers and infantry, contributing to the tactical flexibility and overall combat effectiveness of Greek forces.
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Export license
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文化
古希腊
世纪/时段
4th Century B.C
Name of object
Sling bullet with inscription 'AΓΟΡΟΥ'
获得来源
私人收藏
获得年份
2026
材质
铅
获得国家
德国
状态
好
前任拥有者获得来源
古董市场
前任拥有者获得年份
1970
前任拥有者获得国家
德国
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