This reproduction of ancient Egyptian arrowheads is based on a burial discovered at Tell el-Maskhuta in northeastern Egypt, dated to the New Kingdom period, roughly 1550 to 1070 BCE. These arrowheads were found alongside other artifacts, including a golden ring bearing the name of Ramesses III and a small ivory box. All of these finds, including the arrowhead that inspired this reproduction, indicate that the tomb belonged to someone of high military importance.
These arrowheads feature a long, leaf-shaped blade, reflecting the original design. The reproductions are made from steel and incorporate a tang system, which adds structural integrity, ensuring the head is firmly attached and improving the arrow’s balance.
Specifications:
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Overall length: 124 mm
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Shape length: 63 mm
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Maximum Shape width: 12 mm
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Tang length: 61 mm
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Maximum tang width: 4 mm
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Weight: ~348 gn
Please note:
- This product is crafted to order and requires 14 business days for production.
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Please check your local import laws regarding sharp or metal objects before making a purchase.
- Vermil Archery is not responsible for any delays, holds, or destruction of your order by customs due to import restrictions.