Object: Dagger
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: Private, R.S.Newall, Esq, F.S.A.,, Fisherton Delamere House,, Wylye, Wilts, (1930).
Site: England, Wilts, Amesbury, on Idmiston boundary, Barrow, round (Goddard's No. 85 WAM, xxxviii. p.170)
Discovery context: barrow
Parish: Amesbury
County: Wiltshire
Country: England
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 88
Width (mm): 38
Thickness (mm): 2
Patina: Green
Composition: Bronze, 3 rivet-holes; 2 rivets., Very slightly curved line below., One shallow groove on each side., Damaged edges: point missing.
Other: Size has "originally ? 109" above Length. No units for measurement given but symbol like a small caterpillar with a dot under the middle.,  In Associations, (qu.) might be (qv.), it is difficult to tell.
Associations: Found with cremation in a small cist just below floor, with a 2nd larger rivetted dagger (qu.),, flint knife, deerhorn implements & a grooved whetstone: dug out by mediaeval treasure, hunters and left in their hole.
Description: Copper 87.5 %, Tin 12.5, Lead Trace