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Waldemar Duszka
Location: Polska Joined: 25 May 2012
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 Posted: Tue 05 Nov, 2013 10:08 am Post subject: Identification of the spear |
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This spear from the image (larger with four holes), anyone know where and how to dating?
Thanks in advance.
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Scott Moore
Location: Maine,USA Joined: 22 Aug 2006
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Just my poorly educated guess,but I would say of Celtic Iron Age origin,maybe 300-100 BC. I'm basing this partly on the perforated form of the spearhead itself,partly on the context of the other artifacts,particularly the swords. As for where it was made, I couldn't say with any assurance- somewhere between Galatia and Britain.
Grip Fast.
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Mark Moore
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I'd say Celtic Iron Age Britain. I wish a good maker would do some reproductions...Windlass...Hanwei...somebody. I'd buy a couple of 'em. ................McM
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