Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1200 - 800 BC with no evident damage to

with no evident damage to portrait or mount

Mounted in a unique period custom oak frame

He had a small studio in the garden of their house and also worked at the studio of fellow potters Ray and Ellen Stanyer in nearby Maldon

The handle carved with initials W

Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1200 - 800 BC with no evident damage toAncient Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1200 800 BC. The triangular arrowhead features a raised mid rib and a part tang, which was to be inserted into a wooden shaft to form the complete arrow projectile. It showcases a rich green patination and light brown earthly encrustations on the bronze, testament to the objects prolonged burial under ground. Reference: Many archeological records can be referred to, in particular we recommend reading; Cf.