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View full screenEarly Bronze Age flat axe, type Dunnottar, one of two axes possibly found together with "ferrule-like" objects while ploughing, cists were seemingly also disrupted at the same time, the association is uncertain, from Camptown, Haddington, East Lothian, 2150 - 1950 BC
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Early Bronze Age
Bronze Age
Complete; tin-enriched surface; hammered, bevelled cutting edge; butt slightly broken
Camptown, Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland, Northern Europe
Schmidt, P.K. and Burgess, C.B. (1981) The Axes of Scotland and Northern England. PBF. No.54
Coles, J.M. (1968-69) "Scottish Early Bronze Age metalwork", Proc. Soc. Ant. Scotland 101, 105
Scot-Skirving, R. 1882. Notes on a Bronze Celt, and a perforated stone implement, found at Campton, East Lothian, and now presented to the Museum. PSAS 16 (1881-82), 228-230.
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