140 CHAPTER 2
The spearhead from grave No. 228 at Košice–Šebastovce246 is a unique exam-
ple with a blade of triangular cross section and its neck being of rectangular
cross section (fig. 54/1). This spearhead’s socket is open. A spearhead with a
similar blade but smaller in size, is known from grave No. 321 in the same cem-
etery (fig. 54/3).247 The blade of a spearhead from grave No. 423 at Tiszafüred–
Majoros is dated by cast bronze belt-set (strap-end and rectangular mounts
with tendril ornaments) to the 1st stage of the Late phase.248
The spearhead from grave No. 48 at Košice–Šebastovce is of particular
interest,249 since its blade was pierced on both sides (fig. 54/4). The blade is
triangular in shape, its cross section is lenticular, its neck is long and narrow
246 Budinský-Krička – Točík 1991, 48–49, Taf. XXX/6.
247 The length of the spearhead is only 17 cm (Budinský-Krička – Točík 1991, 64–65; Taf.
XLIV/7).
248 Garam 1995, Taf. 90. Taf. 178/1.
249 Budinský – Krička – Točík 1991, 14–15, Taf. II/1.
Figure 54 Spearheads of type P.IV.B: 1. Košice–Šebastovce, grave No. 228 (Budinský-Krička –
Točík 1991, 48–49, Taf. XXX/6.); 2. Košice–Šebastovce, grave No. 94 (Budinský-
Krička – Točík 1984, 174, 176, Obr. 2/4; Budinský-Krička – Točík 1991, 25–26, Taf. XII/7.);
- Košice–Šebastovce, grave No. 321 (Budinský-Krička – Točík 1991, 64–65, Taf.
XLIV/7.); 4. Košice–Šebastovce, grave No. 48 (Budinský-Krička – Točík 1991, 14–15,
Taf. II/1.).