Object: Crow bar
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: British Museum,  69-5-1-5,  Purchased from Edward Hamblen,  1864
Site: England, GREATER LONDON (Middlesex), Hounslow, Found in a field but not all together
Discovery context: farm
Parish: Hounslow
District: Hounslow
County: Greater London
Country: England
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 1690
Width (mm): 23
Thickness (mm): 6
Weight (g): 137
Patina: brown green
Surface: corroded
Other: AT THE TOP CENTER, the words "Crow bar" have been inserted in different handwriting and ink., 2 lines of SITE info, have been written over white-out label., Beautiful 2-part, hand-drawn illustration with 2 dimensions indicated.
Associations: 1--11.  also found under 64-5-2;  1 Palstave; 1 socketed celt.  2 gouges; 1 Strigil shaped instrument; 2 Fragments of hande? & ring with handle; 1 wheel shaped ornament; 3 Figures of animals
Description: made of sword blade?, [indecipherable word] l ... anufatial   top?, solid hilt.
Publications: Pencil notation, cf Deca. II, 247.
Remarks: At bottom of left-hand column, two penciled notations:, In acc [circled], Section of shaft, AT VERY BOTTOM RIGHT HAND CORNER, IN PENCIL:      C1