Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
Bronze Age axes and mould
View through Europeana Collections
The item is a plate from Archaeologia (see Bibliography).The plate shows three views of a mould for a socketed axe, together with an axe from it, and a view of a flat axe from Gleason Castle, Lancashire.
Archaeology Data Service
Title: Bronze Age axes and mould
Description:
The item is a plate from Archaeologia (see Bibliography).
The plate shows three views of a mould for a socketed axe, together with an axe from it, and a view of a flat axe from Gleason Castle, Lancashire.
Related Results
Late Bronze Age, Bronze Cauldron, HCA 458
Late Bronze Age, Bronze Cauldron, HCA 458
This bronze cauldron was discovered at Toome near Ballyscullion, Co. Antrim. The body and rim are made from eight pieces of beaten bronze, each hammered to a thickness of about 1mm...
Mould for casting lead hornbooks, from Cumbria
Mould for casting lead hornbooks, from Cumbria
The drawing shows the two halves of a mould for casting lead hornbooks. The hornbooks would have the alphabet on one side, and a geometric pattern on the other side. The handle, ...
Bronze Age weapons and tools
Bronze Age weapons and tools
The sheet shows a variety of Bronze Age weapons and implements, including two trumpets, a sword with its hilt, a bronze knife, dagger, and spearhead, stone axes, and battle-axes....
Bronze Age weapons
Bronze Age weapons
The item is an illustration from one of Stukeley's books (see Bibliography).A variety of bronze age implements are shown. They include a mould for a looped socketed axe, other axe...
IRON AGE MINIATURE OBJECT
IRON AGE MINIATURE OBJECT
A miniature copper alloy socketed axe, dating from the Late Iron Age or Roman period, and probably used as a votive offering. The axe is of a type which resembles the Bronze Age ax...
BRONZE AGE MINIATURE OBJECT
BRONZE AGE MINIATURE OBJECT
Miniature axe or axe-chisel of Bronze age to Roman date (2150 BC- 410 AD). The object is similar to solid flat axes with a tapering blade, resembling a miniature version of the ear...