Luristan Bronze Arrowheads southernsongdynasty the figures were either passed

the figures were either passed to other women in the family or offered to shrine priests in gratitude

An exceptional grouping of three finely preserved Roman terracotta miniature vessels

skillfully wheel-thrown with incised horizontal lines just beneath the slightly everted rim

handwoven net bag (noken or bilum) crafted from natural tree bark fibre

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Luristan Bronze Arrowheads southernsongdynasty the figures were either passedAncient Near East, Luristan (Lorestan), c. 1200800 BC, Northwestern Iran A beautiful and well preserved set of two cast copper alloy arrowheads of classic Luristan type. Each example is leaf shaped in profile, with a pronounced raised mid rib running the length of the blade and tapering elegantly to a sharp point. The blades narrow gently from the central body toward the base, demonstrating skilled casting and functional design. Both arrowheads retain