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GROUP OF IRON TOOLS AND BLADES
Ancient to Medieval period, uncertain attribution.
Lot composed of five (5) iron implements of varied form, including elongated blades and a tool with transverse head resembling a small pick or hammer. The pieces are heavily corroded, with surfaces covered by oxidation.
The group includes narrow and flattened blades of irregular profile, likely used as utilitarian cutting implements, alongside a central element with a perpendicular head, possibly related to light agricultural or craft activities.
Due to the absence of diagnostic features, a precise cultural attribution is not possible. Such tools are broadly comparable to utilitarian iron implements known from ancient through medieval contexts.
Dimensions and weights:
240 × 38 mm, 131.34 g
180.5 mm, 77.22 g
128 × 13 mm, 25.37 g
158 × 25.5 mm, 75.72 g
147.5 × 20.5 mm
Group lot, sold as is. 154.56 g.
Ancient to Medieval period, uncertain attribution.
Lot composed of five (5) iron implements of varied form, including elongated blades and a tool with transverse head resembling a small pick or hammer. The pieces are heavily corroded, with surfaces covered by oxidation.
The group includes narrow and flattened blades of irregular profile, likely used as utilitarian cutting implements, alongside a central element with a perpendicular head, possibly related to light agricultural or craft activities.
Due to the absence of diagnostic features, a precise cultural attribution is not possible. Such tools are broadly comparable to utilitarian iron implements known from ancient through medieval contexts.
Dimensions and weights:
240 × 38 mm, 131.34 g
180.5 mm, 77.22 g
128 × 13 mm, 25.37 g
158 × 25.5 mm, 75.72 g
147.5 × 20.5 mm
Group lot, sold as is. 154.56 g.
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Starting price:
€ 100
Number of bids: -
Minimum bid: € 100
B.P.: 20.00%
Closing on: 2026-06-07 14:00:00 Roma time