English: MNS/A/22092/1 The Bonin hoard is an important archaeological find. It comes from the period when the Unetice culture began to disappear in large areas of Central Europe. It was pushed out by the so-called grave cultures, strongly influencing the areas within reach of the Nordic circle in metallurgy. It was the time (the end of the 1st to the middle of the 2nd Bronze Age, i.e., approx. 1700-1500 BC) when local bronzing began to develop in Pomerania under the influence of both cultural circles. The presented spearhead, most probably a local product, has clear stylistic connections with the Nordic zone. Specimens of this type are found mainly in Lower Saxony through Schleswig-Holstein, Danish islands, to southern Sweden. Only five such arrowheads come from Poland, all from Pomerania and Masuria.