Object: Spearhead
Classification: VI
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: British Museum,  1902 . 5.15.2,  Given by C. H. Read Esqre. F.S.Q.,  1902
Site: England, SALOP, Clununford,, Broaward Hall,, Part of a hoard found at Broadward on the Herefordshire & Shropshire banks.
Hoard: yes
Parish: Clungunford
County: Shropshire
Country: England
Grid reference: SO   39    78
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 1680
Width (mm): 70
Thickness (mm): 15
Weight (g): 236
Patina: pale blue green
Surface: very corroded
Other: Complex, 4-part, hand-drawn illustration with only one dimension., Lines 2-4 under SITE info in different handwriting and different ink, written over white-out label., In upper right corner, at least 2 different handwritings in pencil.,  ,
Associations: 1--22; 10 Spearheads; 3 Fragments " [spearheads]; 2 Butts " [spearheads]; 1 Blade of " a sword; 1 [?Eve?] sword handle; 1 Lip sword scabbard; 1 Loop attached to socket. 1 Part hollow ring; 4 Bronze fragments; 1 Wooden point of spear shaft.
Description: Broad flat blade, socket passing nearly to the point & containing part of the shaft now carbonized Rivet.
Publications: Arch. Camb. 4thSer III:  338-355.,  Proc. Soc. Ant. XIX. 15.
Remarks: [in pencil]  See new index, BOTTOM LEFT CORNER [in pencil]:, Inacc., BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER [in pencil]:  , C 1