Lot of 5 Unearthed in Macedonia, these Bronze socketed arrowheads may have actually been shot from the bows of the armies of Alexander the Great, his men conquering most of the known world.
356 - 323 BC
1"
Greek antiquities are gauranteed to be authentic and from the period stated. All of our artifacts come with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Questions?
Ask the Relequist
SOLD
Big Sale! Was: $300 Now: $21030% Off!
Plus Shipping & Handling
Treasures of the World Artifact Spotlight:
Ancient Roman artifacts Jewlrey Mold
Ancient Roman jewlrey mold. Bronze hexagon-shaped two-sided jewelry mold, used for making jewelry such as pendants, earrings, etc. The jewelry were made by the ”lost wax” technique, which was widely known from the Late Bronze Age onwards. This technique involves the following stages: two stone or clay molds are made with the form of the jewelry worked on them in reverse, in Intaglio. Precisely half the piece was carved on each mold. Molten wax was poured into these molds, which was then replaced by molten metal. This particular mold is especially for beads.
Ancient Egyptian artifacts scarab
Large brown limestone heart scarab, once placed on the throat, chest, or heart of the Mummy. Some were worn by the deceased on a necklace, or mounted in gold settings as a pectoral. heart scarabs provided the bearer with the assurance that at the final judgment as depicted in the Book of the Dead, the bearer would be found ”True of Voice” and accepted into the eternal afterlife by the God Osiris. At the bottom, Egyptian symbols including an ankh and beetle. Unusually large and beautiful. Third Intermediate.
Persian Manuscript Leaves
Manuscript leaf with Persian calligraphy on both sides. On the front, a colorful illumination of an encampment in a wilderness setting. Traces of gold leaf.
Amazon.com Music
Online shopping for hundreds of thousands of music CDs from your favorite artists at everyday low prices.
