Object: Socketed Axe-Like Chisel
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: British Museum,1931-3-14-10
Site: GREATER LONDON, Bexley Heath,Founder's hoard,D:iscovered in 1930 in a sandpit belonging to Mr Buxley, at a depth of 15-2-ft from the surface.
Discovery context: building work 
Parish: Bexleyheath
District: Bexley
County: Greater London
Country: England
Grid reference: TQ 48 75
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 5.7
Width (mm): 3.4
Thickness (mm): 1.9
Weight (g): 27
Patina: metallic brown + green
Surface: corroded
Other: Right corner: not sure if this is a Roman numeral X or just a cross for some other purpose.
Associations: 1-29,21 Socketed Celts   1 Spearhead,16 Fragments "  1 Sword,1 Chisel?  1 Copper [...],1 Knife   Fragments [...],1 Gouge
Description: A small socketed implement 2 1/2in long with an oval opening 0.7in.
Publications: Antiquaries Journal,vol XI p.170
Remarks: Side view,Almost OK, ND : 1974