Object: Palstave
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: Hereford City,   No 2 on object
Site: England,  herefordshire, vouschurch?
Parish: Vowchurch
County: Herefordshire
Country: England
Year of discovery: 1921
Length (mm): 134
Width (mm): 36
Thickness (mm): 23.5
Weight (g): 228
Patina: Uniform greem
Surface: Rough & [Eatern}
Composition: Bronze
Other: Appears to be a type of axehead
Associations: no. 83 E.C. Middleham, Harwick R Street,
Description: deposit of carbonate of copper,  Said to have been found with four or more cells
Publications: V.C.H. Herefordshire.i.163.fig.166
Remarks: Said to have been poured at Vouschurch, but nothing in Museum to justify this. Notes with the object, by Walter Pilley, give a rough drawing of this palstave in same [keck] as others. The whole lot I have being described as "found in parts of Dorstone, Vouschurch & Tarmastone"