Object: Socketed Celt
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: British Museum.  1928. 1-20.5 , (In possession of Wandsworth. Wimbledon. E. Dist Gas Co July 1923)
Site: GREATER LONDON,  Wandsworth,  Gas Works, works of the W.W. + E. D Gas Co, 150 yds south of Thames formerly known as Church Walk + Warple Road, 6 feet from present. 2 feet from original surface., 11th April 1923
Discovery context: building work 
District: Wandsworth
County: Greater London
Country: England
Grid reference: TQ 25, 74
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 67.5
Width (mm): 35.5
Edge (mm): 35
Thickness (mm): 36
Weight (g): 122.84
Patina: light green - stained with light soil
Surface: one side is smooth. Earth adheres to the other
Other: In a different hand: "Almost OK”  C1
Associations: Founder's hoard of 8 Socketed celts, 1 gouge + 8 cakes of metal
Description: Octagonal in shape with a round socket.  A slightly raised rib between the sides of the octagon