April 26, 2024
STUNNING SCYTHIAN BRONZE BARBED ARROWHEAD. 500-300 BC.
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DESCRIPTION Scythian Kingdom, circa 500-300 BC. Stunning Scythian bilobate bronze socketed arrowhead with a barb. This arrowhead was found in the lower Danube river area, inhabited by the Scythians. Lovely olive-green patina; intact and long barb. Length: 42 mm. Reference: Ellen D. Reeder - Scythian Gold (1999) p. 116; Bobrinscii (1894), pl. IV; Petrenko (1967), 44-48 pl. 34; Tokyo, Scythian Gold (1992), 49, no.32; Rimini, Mille (1995), 61, no.15.Scythia was an area in Eurasia inhabited in ancient times by a group of Iranian people speaking Indo-Iranian languages, known as the Scythians. The location and extent of Scythia varied over time, from the Altai region w Mongolia, China, Russia, and Kazakhstan come together, across South of Ukraine to the lower Danube river area, Bulgaria and Georgia. SHIPPING All items are unconditionally guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and as described. 30 day return privilege for any reason less shipping fees. For security all items will be shipped in boxes. Shipping within USA via Regular air mail for this auction will be $4.00. Insured air mail is $5.00 up to $50; $6 up to $100 and $1 for each additional $100 of insurance coverage. Shipping out of USA is $5.00 via Regular air mail or $10.00 for Registered air mail which insures the shipment up to $45 only. Please contact me for full insurance. We
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