European Antenna Swords are straight, one-handed blades with two twisted pommels that resemble an antenna. These edged and ceremonial weapons were used during the final stages of the Bronze Age and influenced many Iron Age swords, including the Celtic Anthropomorphic ones. They mark the end of the full bronze hilts tradition and feature blades with parallel edges, a reinforced core, and a tapering tip. These swords were in use from Scandinavia and England to Italy, with over seven different types identified.