Find Spot record LUD 011 - Lound Run waterworks (Preh)

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Summary

Small stone `grooved axe' (S2), or maul.

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Grid reference	TG 50190 00674 (point) Approximate
Map sheet	TG50SW
Civil Parish	LOUND, WAVENEY, SUFFOLK

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FINDSPOT (Early Neolithic to Late Bronze Age - 4000 BC to 701 BC)

Full Description

Small stone `grooved axe' (S2), or maul, circa 12.6 cms long. Cutting edge narrower than body with groove or notch around circumference towards concave, hammer-shaped `rear'. Petrologically sectioned - number S82, acidic ash. From `Lound Run waterworks' (S1).
For similar, larger `grooved axe' see Palgrave Misc.
This may come from the same locality as a series of flint & stone implements from Lound Run - LUD 004 and Lound Misc Neo.

Sources/Archives (2)

<S1> SSF11014 (No record type): Clough, T.H.Mck. & Green, B.. McKClough T H & Green B, PPS, 151, fig 13..
<S2> SSF11012 (No record type): Clough, T.H.Mck. & Green, B.. McKClough T H & Cummins W A (eds), Stone Axe studies 2, CBA, RR, 67, 1988, 180 no. 82.

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Record last edited

Jul 8 2008 11:45AM