£ 200.00
An European Bronze Age bronze sickle blade, formed as a curved casting with one flat face and a small knop for attachment on one side.
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The sickle blade was a common tool during European Bronze Age, especially in Britain, serving for agricultural and farming purposes. However, blades of this type has been recovered with religious and cerimonial significance.
To find out more about British Bronze Age please see our relevant blog post: Bronze Age Britain.
| Weight | 64.1 g |
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| Dimensions | W 8.7 cm |
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