Roman Bronze Arrowhead from the 1st-3rd Century, Lost Wax Cast | 5.5 cm

Roman Bronze Arrowhead from the 1st-3rd Century, Lost Wax Cast | 5.5 cm

This bronze arrowhead is inspired by

Roman-era projectiles

Used between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD, especially in provinces bordering enemy territory. They were found in Roman military camps and in border regions such as Dacia, Germania, and Britain.

hawthorn heads

They were used by both infantry and auxiliary archers.

The

just below the shoulder of the blade

It was designed to dig deep into flesh or leather armor and resist being pulled out, maximizing the potential for injury during battle or hunting. The leaf-shaped central blade

leaf-shaped central leaf

offered aerodynamic efficiency and deep penetration.

This

expertly cast using the ancient lost wax technique

ensuring historical accuracy. The socket design makes it easy to attach to wooden shafts, just as Roman craftsmen did in their weapons workshops.

Whether you are a collector, historian or curator, this authentic reproduction adds a deadly detail of the

military legacy of Rome

to any collection.

Measurements (approx.):

• Total length: 5.5 cm

Care instructions:

• Clean with a dry cloth
• Store in a dry place to prevent rust.
• Do not use chemical polishes: let the bronze age naturally.
• Optional: Apply a light oil to preserve the finish

Note on bronze craftsmanship:

This arrowhead

individually crafted using the lost wax method

so subtle variations in tone and finish may occur.

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