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Four iron spearheads, Celtic – Early Medieval, 4th century B.C. – 6th century A.D. 1) Spearhead with a long, round socket, a laurel-leaf-shaped blade, and a rounded, distinctly stepped central ridge. Celtic or Roman (3rd century B.C. – 1st century A.D.). Length 24.4 cm. 2) Spearhead with a round ferrule and an obtuse-angled central ridge. Two rivet holes in front of the ferrule rim. Triangular blade with a round base. Roman or Early Medieval (2nd century A.D. – 6th century A.D.). Length 29.5 cm. 3) Lance tip with a round ferrule; the blade has a triangular tip, a tapered base, and an obtuse-angled central ridge. Roman or Early Medieval (2nd century AD – 6th century AD). Length 29.3 cm. 4) Lance tip with a round ferrule and a laurel-leaf-shaped blade without a central ridge. The rim of the ferrule is hammered. Roman or Early Medieval (1st century CE – 6th century CE). Length 32.6 cm. All pieces have been professionally conserved and stabilized. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: From the Axel Guttmann Collection, acquired in the 1980s and 1990s on the German art market. Condition: II -
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