A robust, hammered metal point with a split socket. The transition from a circular socket to a quadrangular cross-section provides structural integrity for high-impact thrusting or prying. The flattened upper portion suggests a dual-purpose role as both pike-head and adze for precision woodworking, mining, or masonry.
This dual-purpose implement is typical of the Chalcolithic-to-Bronze Age transition. The split-socket design represents the era before complex two-part moulds enabled seamless casting, aligning with finds from Levantine 'Warrior Burials' and Balkan metal-hoard cultures.
