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  Iron Naue II Late Aegean Sword – Wood Handle

  SKU: AH2161

  The Naue II is among the longest-lived sword types in human history — first appearing around 1450 BC in northern Italy and remaining in use for over 700 years across a vast swathe of the Mediterranean and European world. Named after the German archaeologist Julius Naue who first classified the type, it bridged the Bronze and Iron Ages, with later examples like this one crafted in iron as metallurgy advanced.

  
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  Late Aegean Naue II Sword – Bronze Handle

  SKU: AH2162

  This bronze-handled Naue II evokes the elegant leaf-shaped profile of the ancient Aegean Bronze Age — a sword type that spread from northern Italy across the entire Mediterranean world from around 1450 BC onward, remaining in continuous use for over 700 years. The integrated bronze guard and disc pommel reflect the organic-hilt construction techniques documented in surviving archaeological examples.