This research aims to analyze the correlation between mass, type, geometric dimensions, and metal composition of the 233 arrowheads. Arrowheads made from pure copper or copper with a small admixture of arsenic have a wide diversity of mass. Among them, there are light ones, whose mass is less than 2 g, and quite heavy ones, up to 4.7 g, but most of them have a mass in the range of 2.4–3.7 g. Arrowheads, made of As-Sb bronze, in total, are heavier. In this group, the weight of specimens less than 2 g is extremely rare; in most cases weight of these arrowheads varies between 2.6 and 4.1 g. Arrowheads made of pure Cu have a correlation between the mass and the length of the tip. As-Sb alloyed bronze arrowheads have a strong correlation with mass and width. The correlations between all parameters were not significant for arrowheads made of Cu with an As impurity of approximately 0.1%.