Luristan Bronze Arrowheads asmatpeople These rare relics originate from

These rare relics originate from the Viking Age or Medieval Period

Such refined stoneware vessels were produced during the height of the Khmer Empire — one of the greatest civilizations in Southeast Asia — renowned for its monumental architecture and artistic excellence

potent substances

often placed in tombs as mingqi (spirit goods) to ensure the deceased's prosperity in the afterlife

displaying the elegant form and bold decoration characteristic of early Chinese ceramics

Luristan Bronze Arrowheads asmatpeople These rare relics originate fromAncient 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