Object: Socketed Celt
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: Sotheby’s Sale, December 10th.  1931, Lot 150
Site: England, Lincolnshire, Roxby., In November 1882, 19 axeheads (some unused) + cakes of unwrought metal were found in a field all close together, 4 ft below the surface.
Parish: Roxby
County: Lincolnshire
Country: England
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 65
Width (mm): 37
Thickness (mm): 33
Weight (g): 106
Patina: brownish green
Surface: corroded
Composition: See Description
Other: Regarding Site: All previous cards have listed 18 axheads; this card struck out 18 and wrote 19.,  Measurements converted from cm to mm.
Associations: 18 Axheads, 3 Copper Cakes
Description: Analysis:,  Copper   84.85%,  Tin          14.25%,  lead, iron + foreign material,   .90%,  [Totaling]        100.00%,  The unwrought metal gives 99.96% pure copper,
Remarks: Faulty casting of handle