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Orange-toned plate of three ancient iron spearheads and a tanged blade, labelled Armes, from Gaulish graves at Caranda.

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Sepultures Galloises, Armes, Thomas Frédéric Moreau (1877). Via artnap.com

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A chromolithographic plate titled Sépultures Gauloises de Caranda (Aisne), labelled Armes at natural size, shows three iron weapons in orange-brown tones: two spearheads with long leaf-shaped blades and sockets, and a third blade with a tang and small guard. The sheet is numbered Pl. XIII under the heading FM Collection Caranda.