Casgliadau Arlein
Amgueddfa Cymru
Chwilio Uwch
Late Bronze Age looped palstave
Of Late type, with square sockets, plain narrow blade, and butt broken off one inch above the straight, undercut stop ridge.
Pwnc
Archeoleg a Nwmismateg
Rhif yr Eitem
54.82/3
Gwybodaeth am y darganfyddiad
Enw'r Safle: Pigeon's Cave, Great Ormes Head
Dull Casglu: chance find
Dyddiad: 1898
Nodiadau: Hoard. Two gold lock-rings were found with a bronze palstave and a bronze socketed implement near the Pigeon’s Cave on the Great Orme in 1898. The hoard was supposedly found by two youths amongst the debris at the back of a large loose rock. The account of discovery is recorded by Savory (1958, 56-57) following a newspaper report from 1898 and the exact relationship of the hoard to Pigeon’s Cave is unclear. The Pigeon’s Cave is situated near the sea, and it is unlikely the hoard was associated with a burial.
Derbyniad
Bequest, 29/3/1954
Mesuriadau
maximum length / mm:110.5 (surviving)
length / mm
width / mm:48.0 (of blade)
maximum thickness / mm:32.0 (at bar stop)
thickness / mm
weight / g:360.9
minimum thickness / mm:10.5*
thickness / mm
Deunydd
copper alloy
Lleoliad
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