Ancient Luristan / Greek Bronze Spearhead – Large, Uncleaned, As-Found State c. 1st Millennium BC A marvellous and large ancient bronze spearhead, attributed to the Luristan / Greek cultural sphere, dating to the 1st millennium BC. This impressive piece is preserved in an entirely uncleaned, original as-found condition, retaining its authentic burial surface and untouched patina. The spearhead displays a long, elegant leaf-shaped blade with a pronounced central midrib, tapering symmetrically to a sharp point. The socket and tang are clearly defined, demonstrating fine ancient metalworking and balanced proportions. The surface shows a beautiful, naturally developed green and brown patina, with light earthen encrustations consistent with prolonged burial. No modern restoration, polishing, or artificial enhancement has been applied—making this an excellent example for collectors who value archaeological integrity and authenticity. Spearheads of this type were used in both warfare and ceremonial contexts, and larger examples such as this are increasingly scarce on the market. The piece is accompanied by a floating display stand, allowing for an elegant and museum-style presentation. Details: ● Material: Bronze ● Culture: Luristan / Greek (Western Iran / Eastern Mediterranean sphere) ● Date: c. 1000–500 BC ● Condition: Uncleaned, original as-found state ● Weight: approx. 38 g ● Length: approx. 17.8 cm ● Accessories: Floating display stand included A powerful and highly evocative ancient weapon, ideal for a serious antiquities collection or as a striking display piece connecting directly to the ancient world. (M7)