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1970.278
Axehead, a neolithic polished stone axehead from Leckhampton, Gloucestershire. Elongated in form with a very rounded cutting edge and straight sides that taper in to form a narrow, squared butt end. The axehead has a symmetrical cross-section. Made from a fine-grained, stone of very dark grey colour. Source of rock unknown, but identified as a porphyritic rhyolite.
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Cretaceous
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[nb-NO]Dimensions[nb-NO]
- l: 172mm
- w: 63mm
- thickness: 32mm