Two Bronze Celtic Arrowhead money-2.98 g, Proto-coins from ancient Moesia, found in Pontic Olbia (Black Sea Olbia), trading with Sarmatians, circa 600-400 BC. Length: 23 mm and 22 mm; Weight of 2 arrowheads: 2.98 g; Weight: 7.26 g (in the carton envelop); Weight of envelop without coins: 4.28 g; Lot of 2 Bronze Celtic Arrowhead money Proto-coins from ancient Moesia, circa 600-400 BC. Used by Greeks and Celts in the Eastern Danube region as currency before the introduction of coins. Struck in Istros. PROVENANCE: New York, USA. From the collection of Franke Zollman, D. Min. For forty years Zollman has been using archaeology to help teach about the Bible and has become an expert in the cultural remains of the Bible peoples and their times. He has amassed a large library and collection of ancient artifacts to help illustrate his lecture series on archaeology and the Bible which are available on YouTube. The items offered here are mostly duplicates culled from his collection and described as to their place in the Biblical record and story. Each artifact has a story to tell. Zollman has participated in archaeological excavations in the United States and in Jordan- where he served as square supervisor. Hold history in your hands and connect with the people of the Bible!