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Roman Arrowhead Trio

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  • This artefact is a trio of Roman arrowheads, used during the height of the Roman Empire, approximately 1st to 3rd century AD. Displayed in a museum-quality deep box frame.

    Forged in iron and featuring the distinctive leaf-shaped and barbed forms typical of Roman military design, these arrowheads reflect the precision and practicality of ancient warfare. Their shapes suggest use by both infantry and cavalry, intended to penetrate enemy armour or inflict maximum damage.

    Recovered from archaeological sites in Eastern Europe, each piece has been professionally conserved and stabilised, preserving a tangible link to Rome’s expansive military campaigns and the soldiers who once wielded them.

    Frame: Satin finished acrylic
    Mount: 300 GSM card stock & 2 mm matboard border
    Display: Self standing or wall hanging bracket
    Dimensions: 310x220x60mm

  • Name: Roman Arrowhead Trio
    Location: Eastern Europe
    Age: c. 1st-3rd Century

    Forged over 1,800 years ago, these Roman arrowheads are physical remnants of a vast and disciplined military machine that once stretched from Britain to the Middle East. The Roman army was known not only for its strict organisation but also for its use of advanced weaponry for the time. Arrowheads like these would have been deployed by archers to weaken enemy lines before close combat began, or by cavalry units for swift, precise attacks. The variation in form, barbed for tearing, leaf-shaped for penetration, shows a deep understanding of the mechanics of battle.

    These specific artefacts were uncovered in Eastern Europe, a region that saw repeated Roman incursions and frontier fortifications as the Empire pushed to secure its borders. Although small in size, each arrowhead speaks to the scale and intensity of Roman military campaigns. Preserved and framed to museum standards, they offer a rare and authentic glimpse into the everyday tools of warfare used by one of history’s most influential civilisations.

  • From entry level items to collector’s pieces, every artefact we offer is professionally verified for its provenance, legality and authenticity by our network of suppliers and palaeontologists. Each specimen is bundled with a certificate of authenticity, documenting the artefacts age and location of discovery.

  • Each Curated piece comes with a loyalty sticker. Receive a free gift reward for every third item purchased, culminating in a captivating platinum statement piece, complimentary from Curated.

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