Arrowhead

Museum number:
9-16780
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm21090016780
Accession number:
Acc.3776
Description:
Arrowhead. Deltoid blade; square sectional tang, apering to a point. High rounded mid-rib. Green patina. Total L. 10.8 cm. Tang 4.3 cm. Arrowheads of the deltoid form are widely distributed in Western Persia from the late 2nd Early 1st millennium B.C. aand are presursors of the winged arrowheads which have the same distribution: Persian Talish, Dailaman, Marlik, Amlash, Khurvin; in Kurdistan Bit Sorgh; cemetery B from Sialk and in Lursitan.
Donor:
Bruno A. Schiro and Mary R. Schiro
Collection place:
Iran (Persia)
Verbatim coll. place:
Iran, late 2nd-early 1st millennium BC
Collector:
Bruno A. Schiro and Mary R. Schiro
Materials:
Bronze (metal)
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Arrowheads (arrow components) and Arrowheads (lithic projectile points)
Department:
Asia (except western Russia)
Dimensions:
length 8 millimeters, length 116 millimeters, and width 21 millimeters
Images:
Hearst Museum object titled Arrowhead, accession number 9-16780, described as Arrowhead. Deltoid blade; square sectional tang, apering to a point. High rounded mid-rib. Green patina. Total L. 10.8 cm. Tang 4.3 cm. Arrowheads of the deltoid form are widely distributed in Western Persia from the late 2nd Early 1st millennium B.C. aand are presursors of the winged arrowheads which have the same distribution: Persian Talish, Dailaman, Marlik, Amlash, Khurvin; in Kurdistan Bit Sorgh; cemetery B from Sialk and in Lursitan.
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Arrowhead, accession number 9-16780, described as Arrowhead. Deltoid blade; square sectional tang, apering to a point. High rounded mid-rib. Green patina. Total L. 10.8 cm. Tang 4.3 cm. Arrowheads of the deltoid form are widely distributed in Western Persia from the late 2nd Early 1st millennium B.C. aand are presursors of the winged arrowheads which have the same distribution: Persian Talish, Dailaman, Marlik, Amlash, Khurvin; in Kurdistan Bit Sorgh; cemetery B from Sialk and in Lursitan.

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