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Leaf-Form Arrowhead — Archaeopolis archive view 001

Leaf-Form Arrowhead

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The smaller loose point at the right of the archive photograph, identified by the collection owner as an arrowhead. It has a leaf-shaped profile and a raised central line. The larger spearhead is shown only for comparison.

Design & art direction: Georgios Katsos / Archaeopolis
Making: Dimitris Katsikis

The documented object

The gallery presents the contemporary Archaeopolis piece in archive photographs 001. These photographs are the visual reference for your enquiry; the final specification is agreed individually.

Historical and design context

The archive identifies this smaller point as an arrowhead but does not establish a date or exact archaeological prototype. It is therefore grouped under Mythological World.

Historical reference photo

A documented comparison for the form, motif or construction — not a photograph of the product offered for sale.

Historical comparison: Bronze arrowhead
Bronze arrowhead — 6th–4th century BCE or later · Greek or Achaemenid · 26.199.291.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of The American Society for the Excavation of Sardis, 1926 CC0 / Open Access. View source →

The leaf-shaped outline, central ridge and tang provide a historical comparison for this small point. It is a reference for the head’s form, not an exact attribution of the modern piece.

Photographic documentation

Archaeopolis Objects photographic archive. View the original object series →

Your commission

Materials, dimensions, weight, finish, included components and intended use are confirmed before production. Displayed clothing, helmets, shafts or other accompanying equipment are not automatically included unless specified in your quotation. The final quotation, production schedule and shipping arrangements depend on the agreed specification and destination.

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