Object: Dagger
Classification: Rivetted, Bush Barrow, Grooved Dagger
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: Private, R.S.Newall. Esq. FSA,, Fisherton Delamere House,, Wylye, Wilts (1930).
Site: England, Wilts, Amesbury, on Idminston boundary, Barrow, Round (Goddards No. 85, WAM. xxxviii. 17o)
Discovery context: barrow
Parish: Amesbury
County: Wiltshire
Country: England
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 178
Width (mm): 60
Thickness (mm): 10
Other: Under "dagger" on top line, there is "ogival with midrib" crossed out.,  All measurements do not indicate units however following each one is a symbol that looks like a  caterpillar with a dot under the middle of it.
Associations: Found with cremation in a small cist just below the floor (dug out by treasure hunters, & left in their hole in mediaeval times) together with a small bronze rivetted dagger (qu.), a flint knife, deer horn implements & a grooved whetstone.
Description: 6 rivets preserved in hilt. Small semi-lunar mark below,  3 fine parallel grooves on each side of midrib., Edges worn.
Publications: Awai, R.S.Newall, Wilts.Arch.mag.