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Description: | Bronze socketed knife blade with two circular perforations in the hilt (and slight damage on one side). Blade has mid-rib, is of lozenge-shaped section and has parallel sides and a triangular point. Similar to a Thorndon type knife that takes its name from an example found as part of the Thorndon Hoard and often associated with Ewart Park metalworking phase dated to c.950-c.750BC | Subjects: | Ireland Northern Europe Europe | Source: | Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.britisharchaeology.91800 | Go to resource |
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