Object: Socketed Celt
Period: Bronze Age
Site: England, Greater London, Kingston upon Thames
Discovery context: river
County: Greater London
Country: England
Grid reference: TQ1769
Year of discovery: 1849
Length (mm): 117
Width (mm): 40
Edge (mm): 66
Thickness (mm): 42
Weight (g): 381.55
Patina: dark green
Surface: fairly smooth. other side more corroded
Other: Near the upper right corner are written "3 49" and "3. 26." I'm not sure if these are supposed to be part of the "collection" section since they are separated by a large dash. I'm also not sure if they're supposed to read "3.49" and "3.26" since the latter numbers are written somewhat above the other ones. The 40 mm listed as the width is given for the "socket" as opposed to the "edge." "Inacc." is written in the bottom left corner.
Associations: found with 3 others + a gold ring of later date
Description: Raised decoration, 4 lines on side shown, 3 on the other edge + left top of socket slightly worn
Publications: British Museum,  Purchased from (William?) Brow 1849 with 3 others + a gold ring