Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1300 - 600 BC is held in the White

is held in the White House Museum in Washington DC

Likely of Australian manufacture

A Royal Albert "Columbine" bone china teacup trio

the Iban possess a rich cultural heritage expressed through intricate wood carving

and at the time was one of the largest rail bridges in Australia

Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1300 - 600 BC is held in the WhiteAncient Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1300 600 BC. This elongated triangular shaped arrowhead features a raised mid rib extending to a short tang, which was to be inserted into a wooden shaft to form the complete arrow projectile. It showcases light brown earthly encrustations and a natural light green patination on the bronze surface, testament to the objects prolonged burial underground prior to excavation. Measurements: 11. 1cm x 2. 5cm