Original 2nd - 3rd Century AD Ancient Celtic “La Tene” Socketed Spearhead / Roman Light Cavalry Spearhead on Display Base - Recovered in Central Europe Cannons & Mortars By the time the fighting

By the time the fighting ended on Guadalcanal and the Japanese forces withdrew

but has faded to a nice gray patina over the decades

the submarine’s periscope became entangled in a fishnet marked by Japanese flags held afloat by bamboo poles

with a reverse grip that has toned to an even darker shade

Additionally the helmet appears to have either been struck by a ricochet or shrapnel

Original 2nd - 3rd Century AD Ancient Celtic “La Tene” Socketed Spearhead / Roman Light Cavalry Spearhead on Display Base - Recovered in Central Europe Cannons & Mortars By the time the fightingOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a very interesting spearhead, dating back to the 2nd 3rd Century. The spearhead is either Celt or Roman due to the design. The Ancient Celts were heavily influenced by the Romans and many tribes made weapons modeled after their enemy. The leaf shaped spear is one of the most common weapons seen in the arsenal of the fighting man in many periods of history, making identification quite challenging.