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Four Bronze Age spearheads, 12th–9th centuries B.C. 1) Bronze spearhead with a short socket that extends into the blade as a rounded central ridge. Two rivet holes immediately before the base of the blade. Small chip on the rim of the socket. Dark green patina. Length 22.3 cm. 2) Bronze spearhead with a long socket that continues into the blade as a central ridge, but is profiled there by four curved ridges. Two rivet holes a short distance from the base of the blade. Minor chips on the cutting edges. Dark green patina. Length 18 cm. 3) Small spearhead with a short ferrule and a laurel-leaf-shaped blade. The ferrule continues into the blade as a round central ridge. Two rivet holes immediately before the base of the blade. Dark green patina, with incrustations on top. Length 9.5 cm. 4) Small, fragmented spearhead with a profiled central ridge. The tip and most of one half of the blade are broken off. An open bronze ring is inserted through the rivet holes in the short ferrule, directly below the blade tang. Preserved length: 10.2 cm. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private collection in northern Germany, acquired in the 1980s on the German art market. Condition: II
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