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William M




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PostPosted: Thu 03 Jan, 2019 3:18 am    Post subject: Caring for a bronze Greek arrowhead         Reply with quote

Hi all, so recently I bought myself a little Greek Trilobate arrowhead from around 400-200 BC. When I bought it, it was completely encrusted with pretty hard sediment, which seems a bit like sandstone.

I have cleared off the vast majority of it and I think have probably gone as far as I should on this piece. So my question is what to do next in terms of stabilising the bronze?

Thanks in advance!



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Don Stanko




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PostPosted: Thu 03 Jan, 2019 5:52 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

I would leave it as it is. It doesn’t appear to have any issues. The only thing you have to worry about with bronze is Bronze Disease, a toxic reaction, which will eventually consume the bronze. For more information on Bronze Disease, you can do a google search. Yours doesn’t appear to have that issue.
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