Early Hand Axe from Bournemouth
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Early Hand Axe from Bournemouth
Hello
I thought I would show you the hand axe I found last year while walking the dog on a local golf course here in Bournemouth.
It was lying in the bottom of a freshly re-excavated drainage ditch, around three feet deep, amongst newly exposed Pleistocene gravels.
Thanks for looking
Andy
I thought I would show you the hand axe I found last year while walking the dog on a local golf course here in Bournemouth.
It was lying in the bottom of a freshly re-excavated drainage ditch, around three feet deep, amongst newly exposed Pleistocene gravels.
Thanks for looking
Andy
Dorset Andy- Debitage Artist
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Re: Early Hand Axe from Bournemouth
Very nice, you lucky swine! Looks like it's been rolled around for quite some time before ending up in the gravel. As we say locally: " Thas roight old"
mr.hertzian cone- Knap Meister
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Re: Early Hand Axe from Bournemouth
Lucky sod, big too. Is the tip broken off?
there's a good hand axe type guide here.
http://www.aerobiologicalengineering.com/wxk116/StoneAge/Handaxes/
there's a good hand axe type guide here.
http://www.aerobiologicalengineering.com/wxk116/StoneAge/Handaxes/
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