The bevels of the cutting edge are fairly wide and the central ridge is well pronounced. The surface of the socket forms a polygon, of which three sides- on front and reverse of the socket- continue as sharply pointed angles to the base of the socket. Above, on each side, is a mask turned upside down. Patina soft grey-green

Lance head, 4th century BCE

Unknown artist, expand_more

Bronzeexpand_more

Bequest of Alfred F. Pillsburyexpand_more  50.46.57

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Title
Lance head
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Artist
Accession Number
50.46.57
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The bevels of the cutting edge are fairly wide and the central ridge is well pronounced. The surface of the socket forms a polygon, of which three sides- on front and reverse of the socket- continue as sharply pointed angles to the base of the socket. Above, on each side, is a mask turned upside down. Patina soft grey-green