Slightly under 3 ½” (3.47”) length, well forged iron with straight cutting edges and slightly cusped bottom. Open seam elongated conical socket. The point medially ridged both sides for penetration of light protective garments. Vikings preyed on common people who, if warned, would wear protective garments. Thus, this arrow was made for the classic Viking raid which started with the savage slaughter of anyone encountered, until the remaining victims ceased resisting and capitulated to their demands which included seizing anything of value and often, enslaving those fit for the market or their own use. Fine large example and about as well preserved as they come.
