This Mycenaean Greek arrowhead has been displayed in a museum quality deep box frame. The iron-made arrowhead dates to the Mycenaean period, around 1400–1100 BC, and is sourced from archaeological sites in mainland Greece.
Carefully forged by hand, the arrowhead features a leaf-shaped blade designed for both hunting and warfare. Its construction reflects the metallurgical skill and military practices of Mycenaean culture.
Recovered from ancient battlefields and settlements, the arrowhead has been cleaned and conserved, preserving a direct link to the weaponry used during the height of Bronze Age Greece.
