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Arrowhead

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From Dunadd, Argyll

Postcard of Arrowhead.
000-100-102-585-C
© National Museums Scotland

Arrowhead

This iron arrowhead was found at the site of the royal hillfort of Dunadd in Argyll. It was used sometime between 400 and 900 AD.

The socketed arrowhead is long and leaf-shaped.

Bows and arrows were used for both hunting and fighting. The bows and arrow shafts, however, rarely survive.


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Online ID: 000-100-102-585-C
Image Rights Holder: National Museums Scotland
Project: 0098: National Museums Scotland
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Ref: National Museums Scotland  X.HPO 309
Date: 400 - 900 AD
Between 400 and 900
Material: Iron; socketed
Dimensions: 3.88" L; blade 1.50"
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Where: Scotland, Argyll, Kilmartin, Dunadd
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Description: Socketed iron arrowhead, from Dunadd, 400 - 900 AD
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