Object: Socketed Axe
Completeness: Fragment
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: British museum, 1903-6-23, Packaged from New Roller & [...] (Fernardest?), 6 Bloomsbury Street, W.C. 1903
Site: Greater London, Tower Hamlets, Bromley-by-Bow, Found at depth of 4'6'', between Devon's Road & Brickfield Road, 1901
Discovery context: building work 
Parish: Bromley By Bow
County: Greater London
Country: England
Grid reference: TQ3582
Year of discovery: 1901
Length (mm): (21) 46, (20) 52, (19) 52
Width (mm): (21) 47, (20) 39, (19) 51
Weight (g): 162
Surface: Pale brown
Composition: Fragment, battered & chipped
Other: 3 separate measurements are given, one for each axe-head. There is a '19' up in the collection section but I'm not exactly sure what it refers to as it's not written near the rest of the words there.
Associations: Hoard of 9 socketed axes, 12 fragments, 1 rectangular implement, 1 spear-head, 1 base of sword-blade, 1 socket of knife & 12 copper cakes
Publications: Proc. Soc. [...] (Anlig?) [...] (ver.?) ii. XIX, 14