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The tools of antiquity shown here are from various places in the ancient Middle East and Asia Minor.

  • Akinakes Iron Sword, Northern Europe, circa 700 BCE

    Akinakes Iron Sword, Northern Europe, circa 700 BCE

  • Luristan Axe Head II, circa 12th to 8th Century BCE

    Luristan Axe Head II, circa 12th to 8th Century BCE

  • Luristan Axe Head III, circa 12th to 8th Century BCE

    Luristan Axe Head III, circa 12th to 8th Century BCE

  • Luristan Bronze Sword, circa 2,000 BCE

    Luristan Bronze Sword, circa 2,000 BCE

  • Luristan Sword with Pommel, Bronze Age, circa 1,200 BCE

    Luristan Sword with Pommel, Bronze Age, circa 1,200 BCE

  • Luristan Wide Sword with Pommel, Bronze Age, circa 1,200 BCE

    Luristan Wide Sword with Pommel, Bronze Age, circa 1,200 BCE

  • Luristan Sword Blades, Bronze Age, circa 1,000 BCE

    Luristan Sword Blades, Bronze Age, circa 1,000 BCE

  • Persian Sword with Silver Pommel, Bronze Age, circa 1,000 BCE

    Persian Sword with Silver Pommel, Bronze Age, circa 1,000 BCE

  • Roman Spear Point, Bronze Age, circa 1,000 BCE

    Roman Spear Point, Bronze Age, circa 1,000 BCE

  • Roman Spear Point, Roman Period, Bronze Age, circa 100 CE

    Roman Spear Point, Roman Period, Bronze Age, circa 100 CE

  • Luristan Axe Head I, circa 12th to 8th Century BCE

    Luristan Axe Head I, circa 12th to 8th Century BCE

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