Middle Bronze Age Canaanite Bronze Short Sword (Dagger Blade) | c. 2100–1550 BC

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Description

Description

This authentic Canaanite bronze short sword (dagger blade) dates to the Middle Bronze Age, a time when the cities of the ancient Levant flourished through trade, craftsmanship, and warfare. Featuring a long, tapered blade with a broad base for hilt attachment, this weapon reflects the elegant yet practical design favored by Canaanite bronze smiths over 3,000 years ago.

With its rich green patina and well-preserved form, this piece is an exceptional example of Bronze Age military craftsmanship. It makes an outstanding addition to any collection of biblical or ancient Near Eastern antiquities.

Dimensions: 300 mm × 50 mm (11.8 × 2.0 in)
Weight: 170 g (6.0 oz)

Period and Time

Period and Time

Middle Bronze Age | c. 2000–1550 BC

The Middle Bronze Age was a formative period for the Canaanite city-states of the ancient Levant. As regional kingdoms grew in power, skilled bronze smiths produced durable weapons for warriors and nobles, reflecting the advanced craftsmanship and military traditions of the era.

Material

Material

Cast Bronze

The blade is cast from bronze, the dominant military metal of the Bronze Age. Over thousands of years, the metal has developed a stable natural green patina, preserving both its archaeological character and historical authenticity.

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