Object: Socketed Celt
Completeness: Fragment
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: Folkestone Museum
Site: England,Kent,Saltwood,Hayne Wood, on limit of railway cutting, 6 ft. below surface, lying on stratum of sand, c. 25 yards NW by N of summit of hill.,FOund June 4, 1872
Discovery context: railway cutting
Parish: Saltwood
County: Kent
Country: England
Grid reference: Kent LXXIV NE
Year of discovery: 1872
Length (mm): 54
Weight (g): 36
Patina: Brown and green
Surface: Encrusted
Associations: Part of a large hoard; see card for first socketed celt.
Description: Small fragment consisting of part of one side, part of two faces, and loop. Crushed out of [...] shape. Curved rib visible on one face; wood survives adhering to  [miner?] face.
Publications: Arch. Journ. XXX, 279,Jessup, Arch of Kent, 107,Evans,Journ. Anhtop. Inst. III, 230.