This arrowhead dates to the Roman Imperial period, approximately 1st–3rd century AD, and features a distinct leaf-shaped blade. It has been displayed in a museum quality deep box frame.
Forged by hand, the broad, tapering form was designed for versatility, effective in both military and hunting contexts. Its symmetrical shape allowed for deeper penetration and increased cutting power on impact.
Recovered from a Roman-era site in Europe, the arrowhead has been carefully cleaned and conserved, preserving a functional design used across the Empire’s vast frontiers.
