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'''Hittite Ceremonial Daggers''' | '''Hittite Ceremonial Daggers''' - rare Bronze Age artifact. | ||
Elaborately decorated short blades made of iron, bronze, or gold were used by Hittite elites in ritual and ceremonial contexts. Some feature gold-inlaid blades and carved ivory or crystal pommels. Iron daggers were especially prestigious before ironworking became widespread. | Elaborately decorated short blades made of iron, bronze, or gold were used by Hittite elites in ritual and ceremonial contexts. Some feature gold-inlaid blades and carved ivory or crystal pommels. Iron daggers were especially prestigious before ironworking became widespread. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:47, 3 July 2026
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| Rarity | Rare |
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| Era | Bronze Age |
| Native to | Tarsus (Turkey) |
| Toughness | 195.0 |
| Sale value | 385 |
| Materials | bronze, gold |
Hittite Ceremonial Daggers - rare Bronze Age artifact.
Elaborately decorated short blades made of iron, bronze, or gold were used by Hittite elites in ritual and ceremonial contexts. Some feature gold-inlaid blades and carved ivory or crystal pommels. Iron daggers were especially prestigious before ironworking became widespread.
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