Greek Bronze Spearhead
A bronze spearhead from Archaic Greece, corroded patina confirming ancient battlefield recovery. HTS 9705.10.00.10 applies as an archaeological weapon per statistical note 1. Exemplifies hoplite warfare technology.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If modern replica or functional weapon part
Parts for firearms or arms classify in Chapter 93 if not cultural artifacts.
If imported as refined copper-bronze scrap
Metal content dominates if provenance lacks, shifting to Chapter 74.
Not sure which classification is right?
The Tariff Assistant works through the GRI rules on your specific product to reach the right HTS code — and can price the duty on it in the same conversation.
Import Tips & Compliance
• Obtain Greek archaeological service export permit; EU cultural goods regulation applies
• Insure against damage during transport due to fragile corrosion
• Differentiate from replicas to avoid Chapter 97 heading 9703 misclassification
Related Products under HTS 9705.10.00.10
Aztec Obsidian Blade
Polished obsidian blade from Tenochtitlan sacrificial context, razor-sharp edge preserved. Archaeological under HTS 9705.10.00.10 per note 1. Ritual tool for Mesoamerican ceremonies.
Etruscan Bucchero Vase Sherd
Black-burnished bucchero pottery sherd from Etruscan tomb, with wheel marks. HTS 9705.10.00.10 as archaeological fragment per statistical note 1. Pre-Roman Italian funerary ware.
Persian Bronze Lion Head
Achaemenid bronze lion protome from palace gate, cast with detailed mane. Archaeological piece HTS 9705.10.00.10 statistical note 1. Symbol of royal power in ancient Persia.
Harappan Seal Stamp
Steatite seal from Indus Valley with unicorn motif and script. HTS 9705.10.00.10 archaeological per note 1. Trade/administrative tool from Bronze Age city.
Moche Gold Ear Spool
Hammered gold ear ornament from Moche lord tomb, with repoussé deity faces. Archaeological HTS 9705.10.00.10 statistical note 1. Pre-Incan Peruvian elite jewelry.
Thracian Silver Rhyton
Silver drinking horn with protome head from Thracian tomb, chased decoration. HTS 9705.10.00.10 as archaeological vessel per note 1. Balkan ancient elite libation.