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- KM237 (Late Roman-Byzantine(?) Iron Arrowhead) [permalink]
- Type
- Inventoried Object
- Logical part of
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Inventoried Objects from the Greek-American Excavations at Koutsongila
- Typological identification
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Arrow
- Comparanda
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cf. Boardman1989, pp. 130, 133, nos. F80, F81, F83, fig. 52 (identified as domestic knife; Fortress, Emporio, Chios, early 7th century)
- Comparanda
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cf. CorinthXII, p. 200, nos. 1529, 1530, pl. 91 (G. D. Weinberg; “Byzantine”)
- Comparanda
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cf. Gomolka1968, pp. 239-241, 326-327, 353, nos. 369, 370, 372-373, 377, pl. XXIII and GomolkaFuchs1982, p. 155, 179, no. 295, pl. 57 (Iatrus [mod. Krivina], Bulgaria)
- Description
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Short, flat, leaf-shaped head with gently curving edges and shallow, rounded central ridge. Flat stem with square section narrows toward bottom.
- Preservation description
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Intact but missing very tip of stem. Moderate to heavy rust.
- Published as
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Panelas2022, pp. 1065-1066, 1091, no. 711, fig. 22.9
- Head length
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0.041
- Preserved length
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0.058
- Thickness
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0.004
- Width
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0.019
- Chronology comment
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Late Roman-Byzantine?
- Material
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Iron (Material)
- Drawing
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- Photograph
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- Photograph
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