Object: Dirk
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: London Museum A. 13942.
Site: England,GREATER LONDON,Isleworth,Sion Reach.,according to Tremps list and similar card Wandle wet THAMES.
Discovery context: river
Parish: Isleworth
District: Hounslow
County: Greater London
Country: England
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 300
Width (mm): 30
Thickness (mm): 5
Weight (g): 170
Patina: grey patina green stains.
Surface: Rather rough
Other: 2 cross section drawings of dirk on reverse.,Rivet holes at very bottom of base, holes are intact.  Base also includes 2 protrusions (one rounded, one pointed and likely broken or worn away) before narrowing to blade.  Blade cross section is a squashed oval.,Edge appears relatively intact on one side but chipped or otherwise corroded on the other.
Associations: Found among the Pale-dwellings, with many other objects.
Description: Two rivets
Publications: B. Trump. P.P.S. 1962. No. 8. p.97,No 157