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View full screenEarly Bronze Age developed flat axe, type Bandon, variant Swinton, possibly from Lanarkshire, 1950 - 1750 BC
X.DA 18
Early Bronze Age
Bronze Age
Mostly complete; hammered flanges down the sides; broad cutting edge, broken; median bevel
Lanarkshire, Scotland, Northern Europe
Sim Collection
Schmidt, P.K. and Burgess, C.B. (1981) The Axes of Scotland and Northern England. PBF. No.376
Coles, J.M. (1968-69) "Scottish Early Bronze Age metalwork", Proc. Soc. Ant. Scotland 101, 83
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