This Roman Arrowhead has been displayed in a museum quality deep box frame. This piece of ancient human technology was discovered in Roman Britain, dating between the 1st and 4th century AD.
Hand-forged by a legionary blacksmith, this point was crafted for accuracy and force, likely used in battle or border defense. It was shaped by hammer and anvil, then hardened by fire, made to penetrate shields, leather, and chainmail.
Recovered from a former military encampment, the arrowhead has been cleaned, conserved, and carefully presented to preserve its martial legacy.
