古羅馬 青銅色 美丽的箭头头饰——军用文物改作吊坠，约公元1–4世纪 (沒有保留價)

穿戴历史的一部分，而不仅仅是珠宝

Beautiful Ancient Roman Bronze Arrowhead – Military Artifact Reused as a Pendant, 1st–4th Century

Object Type: Arrowhead (Later Reused as a Pendant)
Cultural Attribution: Roman Empire
Period: 1st–4th Century AD
Material: Bronze

Dimensions:
H: 42.14 mm ±
W: 13.05 mm ±
Weight: 6.16 g

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-During photography, a warm-toned lighting setup reminiscent of museum display illumination was used to emphasize the object's surface details and historic character in a natural manner.
-The suspension cords, connecting rings, and other display accessories shown in the photographs are used solely for presentation purposes and are not part of the object.

Description
This Roman bronze arrowhead features the slender leaf-shaped form characteristic of projectile points used during the Roman Imperial Period. It preserves an attractive archaeological patina and has been reused in a later period as a pendant through the addition of suspension perforations. A collectible example illustrating both Roman military craftsmanship and the later reuse of ancient artifacts.

Information
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